The festival will take place from 5 to 14 May 2023. The concerts will again be held in various venues throughout the town. On 5 May, Aurelia Dey & Avenue will kick things off at Greifswald’s Civic Hall (Stadthalle). The following weekend, there will be two concerts by the music school ensembles from Kotka & Greifswald in the university’s Aula, a saxophone & organ concert with Peter Wilgotsson and Benjamin Saupe in the cathedral, and the Folk & Swing Evening with Jeffrey's Reverie and Gísli Magna & Band at STRAZE. The opening weekend will be topped off by the Singers Evening with Monique Mai and Paper Crown at the St. Spiritus Cultural Centre, where poetry will meet music with the performance by Nordic Voices on 8 May. On 9 May, things heat up at STRAZE with Tundra Electro and Áilu Valle & Boogiemen as part of the Sámi Sessions, and on 11 May, the Swedish Jazz Night once again invites you to St. Spiritus with the Landæus Trio and the Stella Gustin Quartet. This is also where the folk night with Ævestaden and Loimolan Voima will take place on the following Friday, before Sofia Rubina and Gangar get the audience back into the swing of things at STRAZE for the closing party on 13 May.
Further information on the festival and the individual events can be found in the programme booklet, which will be available at tourist information offices, cultural centres, music schools and libraries in and around Greifswald from April 2023. Information on the specific schedule as well as the venues and ticket sales is also available online at www.nordischerklang.de as well as on the social media channels Facebook, Instagram and Twitter or via Newsletter [de]. Get yourself a taster of the upcoming events on the festival's own Spotify channel Nordischer Klang
Source
This is a media release from Nordischer Klang e.V. from 14 March 2023
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