At the end, 20 young singers will stand on stage to accept the applause of the enraptured audience in the concert hall of the Munich University of Music. This applause means two things: that it was a multifaceted, inspiring concert that effectively oscillated between Bach’s gentle Pomona from BWV 205 (with a drossless mezzo: Laure Cazin) and Johann Strauss’ pig farmer Zsupán (robust and enjoyable: David Holz). But also that you don’t have to worry about your singing ability.
A new concert series from the Munich University of Music – Munich
