Concordia Choir plans tour stop in Charlotte
A highly acclaimed choir is planning to visit Charlotte as part of its upcoming tour, and area residents with a love of music are encouraged to book their tickets.
The Concordia Choir is preparing to put on a memorable musical performance in the Queen City in a few weeks, with the group of 70 vocalists being led by director Michael Culloton. The choir has performed on national television and at venues nationwide, bringing acapella music to the masses.
The Concordia Choir has performed in notable venues, including the Kennedy Center and Carnegie Hall. The show will be a family-friendly event, with songs suitable for guests of all ages to enjoy and follow along with the music. Flyer printing is a colorful way to use promotional printing to spread the word around the town of the concert to increase excitement, engagement, and awareness.
The group has performed since 1920 and is famous for the Concordia Christmas Concerts, which are an Emmy-winning set of performances. Dr. Michael Culloton is only the fourth director of the group since its founding. Children are welcome to attend, though the show will be recorded and a quiet audience is appreciated.
The concert will be held on Sunday, March 2nd, at the First United Methodist Church in Charlotte. The concert begins at 4:00 PM. Tickets are free for students and $28.52 for general admission.
The Concordia Choir is preparing to put on a memorable musical performance in the Queen City in a few weeks, with the group of 70 vocalists being led by director Michael Culloton. The choir has performed on national television and at venues nationwide, bringing acapella music to the masses.
The Concordia Choir has performed in notable venues, including the Kennedy Center and Carnegie Hall. The show will be a family-friendly event, with songs suitable for guests of all ages to enjoy and follow along with the music. Flyer printing is a colorful way to use promotional printing to spread the word around the town of the concert to increase excitement, engagement, and awareness.
The group has performed since 1920 and is famous for the Concordia Christmas Concerts, which are an Emmy-winning set of performances. Dr. Michael Culloton is only the fourth director of the group since its founding. Children are welcome to attend, though the show will be recorded and a quiet audience is appreciated.
The concert will be held on Sunday, March 2nd, at the First United Methodist Church in Charlotte. The concert begins at 4:00 PM. Tickets are free for students and $28.52 for general admission.