Tuesday, 13 January 2015

Stimmsalat

Grazer Uni-Chor lädt zum Konzert in die Aula

Unter dem Titel "Gemischter Stimmsalat" lädt der Grazer Unichor am kommenden Samstag, 17. Jänner 2015, um 19.30, zu einem a cappella Konzert in die Aula der Uni Graz. Das Programm erstreckt sich durch viele Epochen - von Klassik bis Moderne - der Musik. Konzertkarten - 9 Euro und ermäßigt 6 Euro - gibt es an der Abendkasse oder unter +43 660 49 00 214, Infos zum Chor und Programm unter http://www.unichor-graz.com.

 

Die Pressestelle verlost unter allen Einsendungen mit dem Betreff "Unichor Stimmsalat" an gewinnspiel(at)uni-graz.at (Ende der Frist Mittwoch, 14. Jänner 2015, um 12 Uhr) fünf Konzertkarten. Die GewinnerInnen werden per E-Mail verständigt.

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