MPO – Valletta 2018 International Tour

Free complimentary tickets for Malta School of Music Students. Ask at the school office Room 007.

The Great War Symphony

The New Choral Singers under the distinguished patronage of Her Excellency, Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca, President of Malta present an evening marking the centenary year from the Armistice of the Great War.

The first part of this event will be dedicated to a brief act of remembrance to honour

those who courageously fought, and those who sacrificed their lives in battle, during World

War I. This will then be followed by the International and Malta premiere of ‘The Great War Symphony’,

a four-part choral symphony penned by British composer Patrick Hawes, which has just been premiered

at London’s Royal Albert Hall in October 2018.

Sunday 4 November 2018, 7.30pm  | St. Paul’s Anglican Cathedral, Valletta

WAYNE MARSHALL Organist  | MAURO FARRUGIA Musical Director

Claire Debono Soprano  | Juan Gambina Tenor

with the participation of the TNCS Brass & Percussion Ensemble

Entrance is Free – A retiring collection will be made in aid of the Malta Community Chest Fund Foundation

(No tickets/reservation required)

This event is being held in collaboration with Festi Ċelebrazzjonijiet Nazzjonali

and St. Paul’s Anglican Cathedral, Valletta

Guests are kindly requested to be seated by 7.20pm

On the evening, The Undercroft Cafe, located right under the Pro-Cathedral, will be open for refreshments both before and after the event.

www.thenewchoralsingers.com  | Event page on Facebook

The New Choral Singers is a registered voluntary organisation. VO/0343

Organ Fireworks

Call for singers – Orfeo Majnun Choir

Singers wanted to be part of the choir in the opera Orfeo & Majnun, an interdisciplinary project in two parts which connects the Middle Eastern legend of Layla and Majnun and the Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice.

Tuesday Talks

National Youth Parliament

Organ Concerts and Masterclasses

Charity Concert

Easter Concert – Malta Youth Orchestras

Days of Bulgarian Culture in Malta