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Chór Pueri et Puellae Cantores Plocenses - Wesele sieradzkie

Meet the choir Pueri et Puellae Cantores Plocenses (Poland):    • Meet the choir: Pueri et Puellae Cantores ...   Repertoire: Wesele sieradzkie by M. K. Prosnak Conductors: Anna and Wiktor Bramski The Pueri et Puellae Cantores Plocenses Choir was founded in 1998 by Anna and Wiktor Bramski as a boys' choir operating at the Płock Cathedral. Currently, together with the girls' choir, it constitutes a group of 100 children and teenagers aged 7 to 19 - a cultural institution in Płock. The choir took part in 40 competitions, in which it won over 80 awards. It represented Polish culture on four continents in 42 countries. It has performed in many prestigious venues, such as: the Grand Theater and the National Philharmonic in Warsaw, the National Philharmonic in Lviv, Bangkok and Moscow, the Temple of Christ the Savior in Moscow, Westminster Cathedral, the Basilica of the Nations in Washington, Columbia University and The Great Hall of The People in Beijing. Each year, different groups, divided into age and voice categories, take part in several competitions. In 2018, the choir took part in competitions in Spain, Singapore, Indonesia and Croatia, winning 9 gold medals in various categories and the Grand Prix (Catalonia); in 2019 it participated in competitions in Italy, Japan and the Philippines, winning 4 gold, 2 silver, and 1 bronze medal. In 2020, the choir took part in the Concorso Corale Internazionale Christmas Inside Roma in Rome, where it won 3 gold medals and the title of champion. Pueri et Puellae Cantores Plocenses Choir participates also in the artistic and religious life of the city – organizes two festivals: choral and organ. Every year it carries out a great musical work; in 2019 it was the Mass in G-Dur by F. Schubert, which was performed at the National Philharmonic in Kiev with the accompaniment of the Symphony Orchestra and in 2020 it was Requiem by W.A. Mozart.