The Kongero event on the 19th October 2023 has been cancelled.  Administrative paperwork has made it difficult for Kongero to visit the UK.

KALEIDOSCOPE COMMUNITY MUSIC PRESENTS

KONGERO
Folk’appella workshop

Kongero is a Swedish vocal group, consisting of the four female folk music singers Lotta Andersson, Emma Björling, Anna Larsson and AnnaWikénius. Since then they have performed at many of the major folk festivals as well as touring in Europe, Asia and The Americas. They also do well-received workshops in traditional Swedish vocal music and vocal harmonies

When
Thursday 19th October
7.30pm to 10pm
Where
The Multi-Faith Centre
The University of Derby
Kedleston Road
DE22 1GB

Tickets for workshop and performance £15 
contact choir@kcm-musicderby.org.uk

Kaleidoscope Community Music presents – Kongero Folk’appella

Kongero is a Swedish vocal group, consisting of the four female folk music singers Lotta
Andersson, Emma Björling,Anna Larsson and AnnaWikénius. Formed in 2005 when the
original members all attended a Nordic folk music conference. Since then they have
performed at many of the major folk festivals as well as touring in Europe, Asia and
The Americas. They also do well-received workshops in traditional Swedish vocal music and vocal harmonies

KALEIDOSCOPE COMMUNITY MUSIC PRESENTS KONGERO
Folk’appella workshop
When
Thursday 3rd October
7.45 to 9.45
Where
The Multi-Faith Centre
The University of Derby
Kedleston Road
DE22 1GB
Tickets for Workshop £12

Contact
choir@kcm-musicderby.org.uk

Georgian Worshop

Northern Harmony from Vermont U S A

visited Derby again in February 2019, and their workshop and concert at the Multi-faith Centre were sell outs.  We look forward to being able to buy the recordings of their 2019 European tour.

Recent public events……

Our first outing with Frances was at Pride Park in December 2018, where we sang at a Macmillan Day for cancer sufferers and their supporters.  We did so well that we sang at a similar event at Burton’s Pirelli Stadium in February and have been booked for another in June.  We think these events show Kaleidoscope Choir’s commitment to singing for and in the wider community.  And one of our members had the bright idea of singing sea shanties at Quad in ~Derby before the showing of the film fishermen’s Friends.  We did well, and have now added some Cornish to our range of songs in different languages.Fishermen’s Friends