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Saturday 5th May, 3pm, St. Mary's, Pope's Quay, Cork Admission: Free of Charge AN AFTERNOON CONCERT WITH Nidaros Cathedral Choir, NORWAY Conductor: Vivianne Sydnes Nidaros Cathedral Choir was established in 1946, and consists of 40 singers. The choir gives some 15 concerts yearly, and plays a central role in the cathedral services. The choir sets high standards for itself, aiming at performing the main sacred works from the rich repertoire of choir works. Pieces for a cappella choir are their main priority, but they also perform works with soloists and with orchestral accompaniment. The choir spans musical expressions ranging from Gregorian chants, via renaissance music sung in smaller groups, to pieces for double choir by contemporary composers. The choir has established a central position in the rich musical scene of Trondheim, and has been under the leadership of cantor Vivianne Sydnes since 2002. The choir has participated at the Trondheim Chamber Music Festival, and cooperates regularly with the Trondheim Symphony Orchestra, the Norwegian Baroque Orchestra and National Broadcasting. The activities include tours abroad; in July 2006 the choir performed in the Notre Dame cathedrals of Paris, Chartres and Rouen. Med Jesus vil eg fara: Hennig Sommerro (1952 - ) I will sing you a new song: Knut Nystedt (1915 - ) Ave maris stella: Trond Kverno (1945 - ) Hear my prayer: H.Purcell (1659 – 1695)/ S-D Sandström (1942 - ) Gjendines bådnlåt: Gunnar Eriksson (1936- ) Hvad est du dog Skjøn: Edvard Grieg (1843 – 1907) No vi’ eg a’ te’ Jondalen og fri: Henrik Ødegaard (1955 - ) Den dag kjem aldri: Klaus Egge (1906 – 1979) Shall I compare thee: Nils Lindberg (1933 - ) Pseudo-joik: Jaakko Mäntyjärvi (1963 - ) Bruremarsj fra Førde: Jan Magne Førde (1962 - )
N.B. - erratum in Festival Events Guide All details below are correct. Tuesday 8th May, 8:30pm, St. Francis Church, Liberty St Cork. Tickets: €15 Cork International Choral Festival in association with Chernobyl Children's Project International presents: Special Event in aid of The Chernobyl Children's Project International MUSIC OF WHITE RUSSIA with Cantus Albarutenicae, Belarus Conductor: Dr. Halina P. Tsmyg Prayer for Belarus: Arseneva Ravensky (1886 - 1953) Belarussian Spiritual Hymn to the Zhyrovitsy Mother of God: Belarussian Spiritual Hymn Belarussian Spiritual Hymn Evening Prayer: Belarussian Spiritual Hymn Dnes' Christos: V.Titov (1650 - 1710) Holy, Sing to Our God: P.Checnokov (1877 - 1944) The Symbol of Faith: P. Chesnokov (1877 - 1944) Praise the Lord from Heaven: P. Chesnokov (1877 - 1944) Life and Death: V. Kalistratov (1942 - ) Night Chants from Choral Series Pushkin's Wreath: G. Sviridov (1915 - 1998) Merry Magpie from Choral Series Pushkin's Wreath: G. Sviridov (1915 - 1998) Under the White Stone: A. Raschinsky (1949 - ) The Field's Talk: L. Zakhlevny (1952 - ) 
About the Chernobyl Children's Project International (CCPI) Since its establishment in 1991, CCPI has gone from strength to strength and has given over 14,000 children recuperative holidays here in Ireland. CCPI is recognised internationally as the largest global contributor to Belarus and was awarded official NGO status by the UN in 2004, the only charity working in the Chernobyl area that has been granted this status. For further information log onto www.chernobyl-international.com
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