Saturday, August 22, 2009

Bel Canto Performance Tour Highlights & Summary

GEMS OF CENTRAL EUROPE

Budapest, Vienna, the Danube Valley with Melk, Krems, Dürnstein & Göttweig, Prague, Chlumec, Leipzig, Berlin, Poznan and Warsaw

Highlights

• See and experience both major cities and off-the-beaten path gems of Central Europe
• Up to four professionally organized and promoted formal concerts and masses in historical venues just for your choir and as part of one or two exchange concerts specifically organized for Bel Canto and hosted by a local organization
• Plenty of opportunities for immersion into the local cultures
• Educational and entertaining sightseeing
• Exchanges with students in the Czech Republic (home-stay) and Poland (maybe Germany too)
• Quality 3 and 4 star hotels in good locations, great food, free time for individual explorations...

Likely Performance Venues
• Matyas Templom, Kodaly School of Music —Budapest
• Stiftskirche —Goettweig
• St. Nicholas Church —Prague
• Cathedral —Chlumec (EXCHANGE CONCERT)
• Gedächtniskirche —Berlin
• St. John’s Cathedral, Ambassador's Residence —Warsaw

The above listed venues are a first selection by Incantato‘s European Concert Managers and will be requested for your choir and travel dates. Final confirmation is based on submission of repertoire/recording as well as final approval by the local music director.

Accommodation & Meals

Incantato‘s Hospitality Managers takes pride in working only with pre-inspected hotels that fit your budget and selected restaurants frequented by locals. We offer the students the opportunity to stay overnight in the former dormitories now youth guest house of the Benedictine Abbey of Göttweig - an amazing experience that also helps to lower the overall cost. Hotel accommodation can be provided for parents and guests during those nights (extra cost applies).

Cultural exchanges

Incantato encourages your group to interact with like-minded people and their organizations in Europe and we are uniquely qualified to set up meet & greet events with audiences, school exchanges and joined concerts.

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