The concert choir "Voices of Munich"
The "Voices of Munich," the concert choir of the School of Choral Arts, offers a comprehensive musical education that includes vocal training, choir rehearsals, ear training, and music theory. Special emphasis is placed on developing musical memory, a diverse repertoire, and vocal flexibility.
The choir regularly performs at concerts, festivals, projects, and opera productions, including collaborations with the Bavarian State Opera and the Tyrolean Festival. In 2023, the "Voices of Munich" achieved 3rd place in the category "Children's Choirs up to 16 years" at the 11th German Choir Competition. In 2024, the choir participated in the International Choir Competition Vox Lucensis in Lucca, winning two gold diplomas in the categories "Children's Choirs" and "Sacred Music a cappella."
The choir also promotes international exchange, as seen in a concert tour to Greece in June 2024.
In addition to musical excellence, the choir places great importance on community and the personal development of its members.
Children from the age of 9 will find the perfect environment in our concert choir to further develop their existing skills and gain a broader understanding of music as a flexible and versatile art form.
If you are interested in joining our children's choirs in Munich, please feel free to register your child for a free audition with us.
Developing the flexibility of the voice and expanding the vocal range
Participation in public concerts, festivals, choir tours and other projects
Further development and polyphonic singing
The children learn complex techniques and contexts for polyphonic singing, the supreme discipline of any choir.
The contents of our concert children's choir
While in the pre and basic choirs, the focus was on the musical introduction to choral singing and the first development of a vocal basis, in the concert children's course, the children learn more complex techniques, advanced music theory such as comprehensive knowledge of music notation and the further development of their own voice.
Choirmaster Maksim Matsiushenkau teaches the children extended techniques for polyphonic singing, varied musical strokes and shadings, and chromaticism, with piano accompaniment by Kaori Kashimoto.
As part of the concert ensemble, the children will take part in many concerts, some of them large, and will be able to express and perform their musical talents on stage in front of a wide audience.
Our choir rehearsals for the Concert Children's Choir take place on Tuesdays and Fridays from 17:00 to 19:00.
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