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Musikalischer Adventskalender
Evang.-ref. Stadtkirche Solothurn, Westringstrasse 14, 4500 Solothurn
Admission free; half of the proceeds go to the performing musicians, half to the Gassenküche Solothurn.
Musical Advent calendar in Solothurn: From December 1-23, daily at 12:30 pm in the ref. city church. Colorful variety of music, lunch soup & collection for the benefit of the musicians & Gassenküche.
Musical Advent calendar in the town church
From December 1 to 23, there will be a half-hour concert every day at 12:30 pm in Solothurn's city church. Solothurn's professional musicians, amateurs, clubs and music students are taking part and are looking forward to getting the audience in the mood for Christmas in 23 varied concerts. Who will perform when remains a surprise, as is usual with an Advent calendar.
The audience's growling stomachs will be catered for during the lunch break: from Monday to Friday there will be a lunch from the soup pot of the Gassenküche from 12 noon.
Half of the money collected at these Advent concerts goes to the musicians performing and the other half goes to support the Perspektive Region Solothurn-Grenchen association. Specifically, this money will go to the Gassenküche. Will we manage to raise enough money to finance the Gassenküche on a weekday for a whole year?
Sometimes a choir, sometimes a band
The list of performing musicians and formations is varied: Franziska Baschung and Dimitri Ashkenazy enchant with a virtuoso clarinet program, the Kompott Musig formation plays folk music and the Brass Band Solothurn performs with its full line-up. There will also be an alphorn formation, major Solothurn choirs such as "les Marmottes" and the SO!Weltchor, the well-known vocal trio "simple voicing" and singer-songwriter Zoey.
The complete list of performing musicians in alphabetical order can be found on our website. Who will be performing when remains a secret until you enter through the doors of the Stadtkirche.
Everyone is already looking forward to experiencing contemplative moments together with the audience in these hectic times for many people.
Here are the 23 musical lunchtime surprises in alphabetical order. But beware: who is performing when remains a secret.
Alphorn group Solothurn - festive alphorn sounds during Advent
Brass Band Solothurn - Christmas brass sounds
Choir of Nations Solothurn - singing all together
Choir Les Marmottes - A cappella for Advent
Cordelia Hagmann & Jonathan Keren - Familiar and unfamiliar for string duo
Illumineight & Lora/Chloé/Eva - Jazz & Pop vocal ensembles
Jolülo Singfrauen Solothurn - colorful, heartfelt & harmonious
Youth choir of the Solothurn music school - "be cool"
Luumu - songs in Swiss German
Klang- und Lichtwelten Oberdorf - pause for thought with choir and instrumental sounds
Kompott Musig - European folk music: süess suur & fruchtig chärnig
Melanie Kind, Esther Fluor & Nicolas Michel - Baroque trios for violin, oboe & bassoon
Ohalätz - Multifaceted country music in various instrumentations
polyphon - Benjamin, Christine & Daniel Kradolfer sing Marian songs
Ruedi Stuber - songwriter. Mischief with depth
simple voicing - Solothurn vocal trio with wit & charm
SO!Weltchor - people from 15 cultures make the world resound
Studer & Stampfli - Optimum: In search of happiness
Sylviane Bourban, Achim Glatz, Rebecca Hagmann & Nadia - Let the earth rejoice
Take Three - Sally Jo Rüedi (organ), Daniel Woodtli (trumpet) & Tobias Rüedi (percussion)
Trio Ashkenazy/Baschung/Bacchetta - Organ and clarinet wind
Trio Bassico - Gross, Grave & Groove
ZOEY - Indie Pop with warm guitar sounds & honest lyrics
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
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From December 1 to 23, there will be a half-hour concert every day at 12:30 pm in Solothurn's city church. Solothurn's professional musicians, amateurs, clubs and music students are taking part and are looking forward to getting the audience in the mood for Christmas in 23 varied concerts. Who will perform when remains a surprise, as is usual with an Advent calendar.
The audience's growling stomachs will be catered for during the lunch break: from Monday to Friday there will be a lunch from the soup pot of the Gassenküche from 12 noon.
Half of the money collected at these Advent concerts goes to the musicians performing and the other half goes to support the Perspektive Region Solothurn-Grenchen association. Specifically, this money will go to the Gassenküche. Will we manage to raise enough money to finance the Gassenküche on a weekday for a whole year?
Sometimes a choir, sometimes a band
The list of performing musicians and formations is varied: Franziska Baschung and Dimitri Ashkenazy enchant with a virtuoso clarinet program, the Kompott Musig formation plays folk music and the Brass Band Solothurn performs with its full line-up. There will also be an alphorn formation, major Solothurn choirs such as "les Marmottes" and the SO!Weltchor, the well-known vocal trio "simple voicing" and singer-songwriter Zoey.
The complete list of performing musicians in alphabetical order can be found on our website. Who will be performing when remains a secret until you enter through the doors of the Stadtkirche.
Everyone is already looking forward to experiencing contemplative moments together with the audience in these hectic times for many people.
Here are the 23 musical lunchtime surprises in alphabetical order. But beware: who is performing when remains a secret.
Alphorn group Solothurn - festive alphorn sounds during Advent
Brass Band Solothurn - Christmas brass sounds
Choir of Nations Solothurn - singing all together
Choir Les Marmottes - A cappella for Advent
Cordelia Hagmann & Jonathan Keren - Familiar and unfamiliar for string duo
Illumineight & Lora/Chloé/Eva - Jazz & Pop vocal ensembles
Jolülo Singfrauen Solothurn - colorful, heartfelt & harmonious
Youth choir of the Solothurn music school - "be cool"
Luumu - songs in Swiss German
Klang- und Lichtwelten Oberdorf - pause for thought with choir and instrumental sounds
Kompott Musig - European folk music: süess suur & fruchtig chärnig
Melanie Kind, Esther Fluor & Nicolas Michel - Baroque trios for violin, oboe & bassoon
Ohalätz - Multifaceted country music in various instrumentations
polyphon - Benjamin, Christine & Daniel Kradolfer sing Marian songs
Ruedi Stuber - songwriter. Mischief with depth
simple voicing - Solothurn vocal trio with wit & charm
SO!Weltchor - people from 15 cultures make the world resound
Studer & Stampfli - Optimum: In search of happiness
Sylviane Bourban, Achim Glatz, Rebecca Hagmann & Nadia - Let the earth rejoice
Take Three - Sally Jo Rüedi (organ), Daniel Woodtli (trumpet) & Tobias Rüedi (percussion)
Trio Ashkenazy/Baschung/Bacchetta - Organ and clarinet wind
Trio Bassico - Gross, Grave & Groove
ZOEY - Indie Pop with warm guitar sounds & honest lyrics
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
Die Publikation dieser Anzeige wird ermöglicht durch GA Weissenstein GmbH.
Opening hours
From Monday to Friday from 12 noon soup and bread for a small price.More dates
Contact
Nadia Bacchetta
Organistin