Sounding friendship: United Voices inspire in Linz!

Sounding friendship: United Voices inspire in Linz!

Linz, Österreich - Today, on May 13, 2025, a special musical event is imminent. The choir united voices known as the jazz and pop choir of the music school Linz, presents his new program entitled "That’s what Friends are for". This concert that deals with friendship and cohesion promises a fantastic evening for all music lovers.

with an impressive number of 100 votes and over 20 years of experience, the choir brings a multifaceted variety of sound onto the stage. The company is supported by four talented musicians: inside and a choir director, Birgit Kubica, who has headed the ensemble since September 2015. United Voices studies at least one concert program every school year and shows the energy of a large community.

repertoire and rehearsals

The upcoming concert includes a successful mix of rock and pop songs, including well-known titles from the Beatles, Seiler & Speer and Disney's Aladdin. This diversity in the music selection is not only reflected in the upcoming program, but also in the otherwise extensive repertoire of the choir, the gospel, jazz, soul, musical and pop include.

United Voices rehearses every Wednesday from 7:30 p.m. to 9:15 p.m. in the Linz Music School in the Prunerstift. An average of 120 singers come to the rehearsals to practice together. Sampling material such as notes, texts and recordings of the voice positions is made available to the members before the rehearsals to make it easier to practice and ensure that everyone is up to date.

open for new talents

The choir, which represents both high and deep voice, including high and deep soprano as well as tenor and bass, is happy about new members. The diversity of the repertoire not only attracts new talents, but also ensures that singing always remains interesting for long -term members.

The United Voices are not just a musical ensemble, but an example of the strength of the community through music. The upcoming concerts in which a mixture of band appearances and occasional A cappella performances promise to become a highlight in the region's cultural calendar.