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Kammerorchester der ESK: Konzert am Donnerstag, 28. Juni 2007

 

A glorious evening, a glorious sound.

 

The recently formed chamber orchestra of the European School Karlsruhe gave its second public concert in the conference room of the ESK, performing works by Vivaldi and Bach in the first half of a challenging programme.

 

During the interval refreshments were served by members of the school's admin and teaching staff, to raise funds to support teachers working in Burundi. The cakes were made by Hannah, from class 2E of the Upper School.

 

In the second half of the concert the orchestra was joined by the soprano Ruxandra van der Plas Voda, for a performance of Mozart's Motet Exsultate, jubilate K165. Her wonderful voice filled the conference room, and the piece provided a fitting finale to an uplifting evening.

Links

The homepage of Ruxandra van der Plas Voda

 

More info about ESK's fund-raising for Burundi

Kammerorchester der ESK

Theo Muller Violine violin
Taejun Park Violine violin

Eva Maria

Couceiro Terrero

 Violine violin
Nadine Korzen Violine violin
Magdalena Delaunay Bratsche viola
Michael Ecke Violoncello cello
Péter Villányi Oboe oboe
Ágnes Farkas Oboe oboe
Astrid Kleizen Fagott bassoon
Zane Stradyna Cembalo und Orgel harpsichord and organ


 

We provide mother-tongue education—in different language sections—from Kindergarten up to Baccalaureate level (university entrance) for around 1000 pupils from a wide variety of backgrounds. Currently 16 languages are taught in the school, and 49 different nationalities are represented. The European Baccalaureate, awarded ONLY by the European Schools, is recognised as a qualification for university entrance by all member states of the European Union and by other countries including the USA.