Public repetition of "het Haags Strijdkoor Jan en Alleman"
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Mon 16 Nov ’2620:15 - 22:15Tribunetrap (stairs ground floor)
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Mon 12 Apr ’2720:15 - 22:15Tribunetrap (stairs ground floor)
Programme
During the open rehearsal, both some new repertoire and more familiar songs will be rehearsed.
The Hague protest choir Jan en Alleman has been singing for more than 50 years for a better environment, peace, equality, the rights of refugees and a slightly better world. The atmosphere in the choir is informal and socially engaged.
We perform when invited to events such as peace marches and climate marches, as well as at smaller demonstrations. We also organise performances of our own.
Our repertoire is partly in Dutch and partly international - South African, Spanish, Italian, Yiddish, French and even Japanese. Some songs are written or arranged by the choir. They range from serious to ironic, and are always sung with great enthusiasm and conviction.
The choir currently has 32 members: sopranos, altos, tenors and basses. Rehearsals are led by our knowledgeable and enthusiastic conductor, Cventanka Sozovska. We meet on Monday evenings from 8:15 to 10:15 p.m. at the Barth Chapel on Brouwersgracht.