Showing posts with label UA Schola Cantorum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UA Schola Cantorum. Show all posts

6/04/2008

Impressions from our Tours

New Incantato Concert videos online

Check out youtube.com/incantatotours for new concert videos from the fine ensembles traveling to Europe with Incantato Tours & Concert Management such as the recording of Canticum Novums performance of Rossini's "O Salutaris Hostia" at the Sevilla Cathedral below. ENJOY.

5/30/2008

Check out the new concert videos on Youtube

We just uploaded new videoclips from The University of Arkansas Schola Cantorum and the Chapman University Choir on youtube.com/incantatotours. ENJOY!!!

And here is a special taste:

5/26/2008

Praise for Schola Cantorum in Goettweig

The church was packed for Schola Cantorum's third formal concert on Sunday, May 25 at the Benedictine Monastery of Goettweig. And the audience truly enjoyed the performance by the University of Arkansas' prime choral ensemble under the direction of Dr. Graeme Langager. After two encores inside, the choir continued singing another two songs in the courtyard.

5/25/2008

New Concert Videos uploaded

Visit Incantato Tours on Youtube.com for video clips from current and past concerts.

Schola Cantorum sings at Stiftskirche Goettweig

Schola Cantorum's third formal "Awake, my Soul and Sing" concert takes place at the magnificent Stiftskirche Göttweig in lower Austria on May 25 at 3:30 pm. The concert will feature works from European and American composers such as Bach, Purcell, Welkees, Pärt, Bardos and Tavener plus American spirituals.
The Schola concert is one of the cultural highlight events at the prime venue and co-hosted by the monastery and Incantato.
The University of Arkansas' prime choral ensemble under the direction of Dr. Graeme Langager is not only concertizing at the Benedictine Monastery perched high upon a hill between Vienna and Salzburg, but was also offered the opportunity to overnight in the former school dormitories - a wonderful opportunity for the students from Fayetteville, Arkansas.

5/24/2008

Schola Concert in Cesky Krumlov a success

Schola Cantorum's second formal concert was a success for everyone involved. The University of Arkansas' prime choral ensemble performed in the beautiful cathedral of St. Vitus in Cesky Krumlov to a very appreciative international audience of about 100 - locals and fellow travelers from Germany, Austria, Spain and the US.
Conductor Dr. Graeme Langager was very pleased with the performance and complimented his singers and graduate assistants. The students too were amazed by the venue - a late Gothic church right in the heart of town with marvelous accoustics - and the overall experience. "This was the most impressive concert I ever sang", commented Michael and fellow Schola-member Barry added: "I was very much looking forward to singing in Europe and really excited, but what we are experiencing is ten times better than I ever imagined it."

For videos of this and other wonderful concerts, please visit Incantato Tours on Youtube.

5/23/2008

Schola Cantorum concert in Cesky Krumlov

Next stop for the group from Fayetteville, Arkansas is the medieval town of Cesky Krumlov where the ensemble presents their second formal concert in St. Vitus Cathedral on May 23 at 7:30 pm.

The rehearsal (see photo below) for the highlight performance went really. Conductor Dr. Graeme Langager was very pleased with the accoustic of the venue and so were the singers. Their performance of Morten Lauridsen's "O Magnum Mysterium" was particularly moving. The concert will feature works from European and American composers such as Bach, Purcell, Welkees, Pärt, Bardos and Tavener plus American spirituals.

"The choir sounded very nice", Dr. Graeme Langager commented on Tuesday already after Schola Cantorum's first concert on their 2008 Performance Tour to Central Europe at St. Nicholas Church on the Old Town Square in Prague.

On Saturday, Schola Cantorum will continue their journey to Austria.

5/21/2008

"Awake, my Soul, and Sing!" - Schola Cantorum concert in Prague

An event not to be missed is the first Schola Cantorum concert as part of their 2008 Central European Performance Tour on May 22, at 2 pm, in Prague. The University of Arkansas' prime choral ensemble performs at the beautiful church of St. Nicholas on the Old Town Square.

"Awake, my Soul, and Sing!" is the title of the concert directed by Dr. Graeme Langager. The choir presents choral compositions on life and love, joy and pain, and the indomitable human spirit.

Four more concerts have been organized by Incantato's Concert Management Team. Below are the dates, times and prime venues:

23.05.2008 - pátek 19:30

Friday, May 23, 7:30 pm

kostel sv. Víta/St. Vitus Cathedral - Ceský Krumlov

Sonntag, 25. Mai, 15:30 Uhr

Sunday, May 25, 3:30 pm

Stiftskirche Göttweig

Montag, 26. Mai, 12:00 Uhr

Monday, May 26, Noon

Stephansdom/St. Stephen’s Cathedral - Wien/Vienna

Május 27-én, kedden, 19 órakor

Tuesday, May 27 – 7 pm

St. Stephen’s Cathedral/Szent István Bazilika - Budapest

5/20/2008

UA Schola Cantorum landed in Prague

The University of Arkansas "Schola Cantorum" arrived in Prague after an overnight flight from Dallas with a connection in London. The 44 singers under the direction of Dr. Graeme Langager are going to present five formal concerts on their Incantato Performance Tour of Central Europe.

Their concert schedule is as follows:
Prague: Church of St. Nicholas on the Old Town Square - May 22 - 2 pm
Cesky Krumlov: St. Vitus Cathedral, May 23, 7.30 pm
Goettweig: Stiftskirche - May 25 - 3:30 pm
Vienna: Stephansdom - May 26 - noon (Mass and concert)
Budapest: May 28 St. Stephen's Cathedral - 7:30 pm

We will soon feature pictures and other updates.

3/06/2008

Schola Cantorum performs at Stephansdom

The University of Arkansas prime choral ensemble "Schola Cantorum" is returning to Europe this May under the direction of Dr. Graeme Langager.

On their 2008 Incantato Performance Tour titled "Imperial Cities & Hidden Gems of Central Euope", the 45 singers will present concerts in Prague, Cesky Krumlov, Goettweig, Vienna and Budapest.

A true highlight performance is scheduled for Monday, May 26: After being the featured guest choir for High Mass, Schola Cantorum is going to present a formal concert at the magnificent Stephansdom in Vienna.



More updates from Incantato Tours & Concert Management about this and other choirs traveling to Europe with our team this year will follow soon.

1/24/2008

UA "Schola Cantorum" tours Central Europe in May - Concerts in Prague, Cesky Krumlov, Goettweig, Vienna & Budapest

The University of Arkansas "Schola Cantorum" is returning to Europe this May under the direction of Dr. Graeme Langager.

On their 2008 Incantato Performance Tour titled "Imperial Cities & Hidden Gems of Central Euope", the 45 singers will present concerts in Prague, Cesky Krumlov, Goettweig, Vienna and Budapest.

Details on their concert schedule and performances venues will be publicized shortly.