Günter Titsch

WELCOME

The participants will have the opportunity to learn from renowned choral experts from all over the world and to grow musically. Welcome to the 7th International Choral Conductors Seminar in Wernigerode!

Günter Titsch, President INTERKULTUR

Program

The Lecturers
The Studio Choir
The Schedule


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"The choir festival represents an important cultural highlight which enriches the city of Wernigerode, and exciting and top class cultural days are yet to come. One must simply become part of it, it is a memorable event as I know first-hand."

Peter Gaffert, Mayor of the City of Wernigerode, Germany (Wernigerode 2017)

"Thanks very much for the mail and thank you very much for the great organization yet again. I loved my time in Wernigerode and we had a lot of fun in between the work which is always healthy!"

Angela Stevens, jury member, South Africa (Wernigerode 2015)

"The quality of the choirs, the camaraderie among the singers, the judging, the wonderful organization you provided and the charm of Wernigerode combined to make this a world-class experience."

Craig Fields, Macphail's Sonomento, USA (Wernigerode 2015)

"Thank you very much for ensuring that we attended the Wernigerode event. We are very grateful for all the support and assistance you gave to us before and during the event and we would like to let you know that we enjoyed every minute of our stay in Wernigerode and we also hope to be a part of the event in the next 2 years."

Aderayo Oyegbade, Mountain Top Chorale, Nigeria (Wernigerode 2015)

Participation

Participant Fee
Accommodation
INTERKULTUR scholarship
Organizer

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Destination

Wernigerode is a city with a special flair, as it is not only a gem of medieval architecture but also beautifully located at the edge of the Harz, a low mountain range in Germany. Hardly any other German city has so many gorgeous timber-framed buildings that compete for the visitor’s’ attention: the ideal setting for the parade and the opening ceremony as well as further open air events. And the narrow-gauge-railway also turns the discovery of the surroundings into a wonderful and charming experience.

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