The CHORTUS Project Choir Presents “DINDIRINDIN”

Dindirindin—I heard the nightingale singing on a branch. Light, poetic, and a bit mysterious. An atmospheric hour filled with music and emotion. Look forward to a diverse program that takes you on a musical journey through different countries, languages, and eras. From the Swiss folk melodies “Das Munotglöcklein” and “Bim Moonschyn,” which are deeply rooted in their homeland, to the well-known Scottish farewell song “Auld Lang Syne” and Italian folk songs such as “Son la mondina” and “Mamma mi moro”—the program offers a rich variety. French tunes like “Te voici, Vigneron” and the Renaissance song “Tant que vivray” are on the program, as is the Spanish folk song “Pase el agua.” There’s no shortage of modern and humorous touches either: with “Factory” and the tongue-in-cheek “In Praise of Idleness,” the choir showcases its musical versatility.

CHORTUS Project Choir with Cécile Lino (cello), Zora Janská (violin), Petra Ellgehausen (bagpipes), and Roberto Vacca (piano, acoustic guitar, conductor).


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