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The Chamber Choir Music Iuvenis Cartagena in 2009 celebrates its silver anniversary, 25 years that this group of voices has been recreating the works of classic polyphony, with a repertoire that includes music from the fifteenth century to the present day, making emphasis on the Renaissance.

An event that already started last year recording an album, 'Iuvenisimus' in the parish of St. Vincent de Paul.

For this reason, the Choir has scheduled a series of concerts throughout the year, also in the company of other corals in the region of Murcia, and highlighted as the concert dates of Easter, the concert's 25th anniversary and Choral meeting in Cartagena.

Choir director, Baltasar Sánchez, and the president of the Coral, María Jesús Gallego Arjona, presented this morning the choral calendar, which is as follows:

CHORAL CONCERT SERIES

February 21: Ars Music

March 21: Choir Iubilate

April 25: Coral Kodaly

June 6: Coro Cororao

October 3: Vocal Cluster

November 7: Choir Fecorem

All these concerts will take place in the parish St. Vincent de Paul, after 20.15 hours.

EASTER CONCERT (28 March, San Vicente de Paul parish. 20.15 hours)

With Iuvenis Music Chamber Choir, with the premiere of the Salve Popular Cartagenera op.6 (Javier Pérez García), with Carlos Rafael Perez and Mariano Melguizo piano, the cello.

25TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT (May 15, Virgen de la Caridad church. 20.30 hours)

Iuvenis Music Chamber Choir, along with the Chamber Orchestra of Cartagena, the first time you sing with an orchestra.

FIRST MEETING OF CARTAGENA CORAL CHRISTMAS (December 27, several parishes. Throughout the day)

The choirs of the city of Cartagena will sing the Mass in various parishes of the city and offer a small concert, then join for the celebration of a great concert together.

Iuvenis chamber choir music was born in Cartagena in 1984 with the idea to recreate in a small group of young voices works of classic polyphony.

The repertoire ranges from the fifteenth to the twentieth century, espeicalmente the Renaissance and is intended to address more fully the contemporary choral repertoire, little known by the general public.

Over recent years have joined the chorus voices that bring new freshness and youth, to reach the score that currently make up the choir.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena