6 sep Jacobikerk 20:00

Cappella Romana

Cappella Romana presents an enchanting programme of medieval Byzantine chants that convey the spiritual experience of Jerusalem as a place of pilgrimage. In the Middle Ages, the Holy City functioned as a kind of super museum full of rituals, relics and sacred music. This musical reconstruction focuses on the impressive ceremonies of Good Friday and Easter, as once experienced in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre – heart of faith, wonder and devotion.

Programme

The programme will be announced soon.

Musicians

Cappella Romana
Alexander Lingas musical direction

Jacobikerk

Sint Jacobsstraat 171
3511 BP Utrecht

Wheelchair accessible

Disabled parking

Hearing loop

More about Jacobikerk

Cappella Romana, founded in 1991, is a professional vocal ensemble dedicated to combining passion with scholarship in its exploration of the musical traditions of the Christian East and West, with emphasis on early and contemporary music. The ensemble is known especially for its presentations and recordings of medieval Byzantine chant (the Eastern sibling of Gregorian chant), Greek and Russian Orthodox choral works, and other sacred music that expresses the historic traditions of a unified Christian inheritance.