Orthodox Europe: registration soon closing for the ROCOR Summer Liturgical Music School

Cologne, July 5, 2024

Photo: aecmc.org Photo: aecmc.org     

Orthodox Europe has announced that registration will soon close for the Summer Liturgical Music School of ROCOR in Europe, which will take place from July 22 to August 2, 2024. There are 10 days left, and only 7 places still open.

Classes will be held in Russian at St. Panteleimon Church in Cologne (Germany).

Cologne, Summer 2023. Photo: aecmc.org Cologne, Summer 2023. Photo: aecmc.org     

Interested participants can also apply for financial assistance to their parish priest.

There are three available programs to participate in for less than 90 euros per day:

  • Core program for choir conductors/singers from July 22 to August 2

  • Training seminar for choir conductors/singers from July 27 to August 2

  • Separate program for church readers from July 27 to August 2

Food and accommodation are included in the price.

For more information, please see the sight of the All-European Church Music Committee.

7/5/2024

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