Grootkoor Holland: 1000 voices
'1000 Stemmen Zingen' in Het Concertgebouw Amsterdam is unfortunately sold out. Top soloists Maria Fiselier and Tenor Florian will give a special concert with the Grootkoor Holland. A beautiful program with a mix of classical choral works, opera and musical fragments.
Grootkoor Holland: 1000 voices
Grand Choir Holland
A choir of 1000 voices, originating from the Dutch Grootkoren, sing together with Maria Fiselier and Tenor Florian. A very special choir concert! Especially for this concert, conductors Etty van der Mei and Nan van Groeningen have put together an inspiring mix of classical and popular music. Together with the great accompanists Andy Booth, Rob van Dijk and Martin Mans, you will be musically surprised.
Top soloists
Mezzo-soprano Maria Fiselier is one of the Netherlands' greatest classical singers. She performs on world stages as an opera singer and sings her heart out. She became known to a wide audience with the TV program Beste Zangers . With her exceptionally warm voice and great musicality, she knows how to touch the audience. Dutch tenor Florian became known through the TV program ARIA and is a much sought-after soloist at choir concerts. In 2023, he made his debut with the Grootkoor and made a great impression with his powerful, clear voice. Together with Maria Fiselier and the Grootkoor, he will surprise, amaze and move the audience. The program includes beautiful songs from classical choral works, opera and musical.
Grootkoor Holland: 1000 voices
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