Heemspill Community | The Duke’s Singers: To Music

Sat, Nov 14, 2026 at 7:30pm

About this event

100% a cappella:
For their debut performance at the Philharmonie, The Duke’s Singers – a vocal ensemble founded in 2013 – present a carefully curated programme featuring their clear and warm a cappella sound, ranging from classical to pop, from Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy to The Beatles, with a few surprises in store.
Relive this concert on Opus.

The music: Œuvres de Bruch, Edenroth, Jackson, Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Runestad, The Beatles
The artists: The Duke’s Singers; Marielle Kaufmann (soprano); Sandra Morroni (soprano); Julie Thomé (soprano); Lena Bonifas (alto); Corinne Filbig (alto); Sandrine Garçon (alto); Claude Kraus (tenor); Jeremy Ney (tenor); Mark Wilwert (tenor); Paul Lallemand (bass); Ben Weis (bass); Lou Wio (bass)

Summary

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The Duke’s Singers, a vocal ensemble founded in 2013, make their Philharmonie debut with an a cappella programme spanning classical and pop, from Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy to The Beatles, including works by Bruch, Edenroth, Jackson and Runestad. The group is composed of four sopranos, three altos, three tenors and three basses, including sopranos Marielle Kaufmann, Sandra Morroni and Julie Thomé. The concert runs 90 minutes with no break and is presented under the Heemspill Community series as a vocal mood-booster, followed by a repeat broadcast on Opus.