Tchaikovski

and his delegated producer ERDA, Insula orchestra The human voice, naked and powerful. A mystical confrontation between the Russian soul and Austrian fervor, for an a cappella experience of absolute purity.

This concert brings two great spiritual traditions into dialogue through two gems of the choral repertoire rarely performed in concert. With Tchaikovsky's Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom, music unfolds without instruments, entirely carried by the human voice.

Deeply rooted in the Russian Orthodox tradition, it transforms the choir into a space of prayer and inner elevation. Alongside, Bruckner's motets inscribe this quest in the Catholic universe.

Written for the liturgy, they concentrate in a few pages a strong expressive intensity, made of silences, tensions and appeasements.

Two writings, two rites, but the same experience of the sacred: music of listening, slowness and depth, where the voice becomes a place of recollection and memory. Entirely a cappella, without a single instrument, this rare program entrusts everything to the human voice.

Carried by accentus — one of Europe's most admired choirs — it is an experience of absolute simplicity. PROGRAM BRUCKNER Motets TCHAIKOVSKY Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom