As cooperative partner of the 29th ISME World Conference Organizing Group Eurovista will be responsible for the concerts of the performing groups, incl. planning, logistics, advocacy, liaison, reception, concert-site services and other supportive activities for the overall project.
May 29th, 2010 10:00– Shanghai Oriental Arts Center ,
June 2nd, 2010 19:30– Beijing Forbidden City Concert Hall,
Performed by the Stuttgarter Kantorei
under the musical direction of Kay Johannsen
A cooperation with Chinese musicians
The
Musica Alta Ripa is a German baroque music ensemble and was established in 1984. Since then the group achieved
extraordinary success in numerous concerts and collaborations with
various radio stations. One special interest of the ensemble is to work
together with vocal soloists in an effort to reclaim for musical practice the
fascinating repertoire of cantatas of chamber instrumentation.
Under the direction of Lyn
Williams , Sydney Children’s Choir has built a worldwide
reputation for choral excellence. In the past 20 years, The Sydney Children's
Choir has commissioned over 60 works from leading Australian composers and
performs a significant number of Australian compositions each year. In this
way, the Choir seeks to introduce worldwide audiences to a distinctive
Australian choral sound and to increase audience appreciation of children’s
choirs as a compelling medium for making music. Eurovista is presenting the choir's first China Tour, incl. performances in Yantai, Tianjin and Beijing. They will also take part in the 29th World Conference for Music Education.
The duo Bob & Bill from Montreal/Quebec (Canada) has extensive experience in the realm
of show business and media arts as composers, arrangers, recording
procuders and of course performing musicians. During the EXPO 2010 in Shanghai they are one of the few groups invited by the Canadian EXPO Pavilion.
Ariane Moffatt is one of the most talented songwriters from French Canada. During the EXPO 2010 she will come to China for the first time and present her extraordinary French folk music.
