Music Summer Neustift: Choir Concert Happy Voices

CHOIR MOMENTS

PERFORMERS:

CHOIR HAPPY VOICES

SARA PROMBERGER (Choral and musical director)

ACCOMPANIMENT: 3-man band (Piano, Double Bass, Percussion) 

Band : René Schützenhofer (Piano)
Dragan Trajkovski (Double Bass)
Claudio Wiesflecker (Drums)
Sabino Monterisi (Soprano Saxophone)

Admission: voluntary donations welcome

Program:

Concert "Choir Moments",

Under the title "Choir Moments", the choir Happy Voices presents an evening full of sound, emotion, and community.
The concert program invites the audience to experience special musical moments of choral music. Each piece tells its own story, and each moment touches in its own way.



Africa by D. Paich and J. Porcaro - Arr. Roger Emerson
Adiemus by Karl Jenkins - Arr. Nicholas Hare
A million dreams by B. Pasek and J. Paul - Arr. Mac Huff
Never enough by B. Pasek and J. Paul - Arr. Mark Brymer
Photograph by Ed Sheeran - Arr. Mark Brymer
Fix you by Berryman, Buckland, Champion, and Martin - Arr. George Chung
What about us by A. Moore, S. Mac, J. McDaid - Mark Brymer
Skyfall by A. Adkins and P. Epworth - Arr. Paul Langford
Ukuthula trad. from South Africa
Let the river run by Carly Simon - Arr. Craig Hella Johnson
Sound of silence by Paul Simon
Don`t stop me now by Freddie Mercury - Mark Brymer
I am from Austria by Reinhard Fendrich - Franz M. Herzog

Encore:
You`re the voice K. Reid, C. Thompson, M. Ryder - Arr.Kirby Shaw

Choir Happy Voices

The Happy Voices are a mixed choir of currently 35 enthusiastic singers from all over the Stubai Valley and beyond. Founded in 1987, the choir has been singing a diverse and constantly expanding repertoire of secular and church songs for nearly 4 decades.
Under the direction of Sara Promberger, the Happy Voices interpret rock and pop songs in English and German, spirituals and gospels, classical and contemporary works. With their music, they create festive occasions, church celebrations, as well as events and concerts.
The joy of singing and community connects the Happy Voices and becomes palpable during their performances.