A Spiritual Journey Thru Music and Prayer

As the Easter season approaches, offering a period of introspection and anticipation, the “Angel Songs” concert series provides a unique opportunity for spiritual enrichment. Scheduled before Easter Sunday and during the solemn Silent Weeks, this performance invites listeners to immerse themselves in a tapestry of vocal and instrumental artistry.

Diverse Traditions United in Harmony

The “Angel Songs” program, the third installment in the “Time. You.Prayer” concert series, distinguishes itself by showcasing a rich diversity of musical traditions. The concert features prayers and chants spanning centuries and originating from various corners of the globe. audiences can expect to hear sacred texts performed in languages such as Spanish, Greek, Arabic, Armenian, Georgian, Church Slavonic, Aramaic, and, of course, latvian. This eclectic mix underscores the universality of faith and the power of music to transcend cultural boundaries.

Instrumental Interludes: A Contemporary Soundscape

Adding a modern dimension to the ancient chants, the performance incorporates instrumental sound passages crafted by Miķelis Dobičin and Rihards Plešanovs. this contemporary music duo utilizes a combination of cello, keyboard instruments, and electronic elements to create an enchanting sonic landscape. Their innovative approach bridges the gap between tradition and modernity,offering a fresh perspective on timeless themes.

the musicians will feature works by American composer Christopher Cerrone and Latvian composers Plato Buravicka and Vineta Lice.

Exploring the Unseen: Inspiration Behind “Angel songs”

Mara Spicberg, the producer of the concert, explains the inspiration behind “Angel Songs”: This program will feature the chants that people have heard in the sky, music that is inspired by the sky, faith, and reflections on the undiscovered, unknown and maybe doubt. The performance delves into themes of faith, doubt, and the human quest to understand the mysteries of the universe. It invites audiences to contemplate the unseen and to find solace and inspiration in the power of music.

The Performers: Alexander Spicberg and vocal Ensemble

The concert features the vocal talents of Alexander Spicberg, accompanied by a men’s vocal group. Their combined voices promise to deliver a powerful and moving performance, bringing the ancient chants to life with passion and artistry. the instrumental contributions of Miķelis Dobičin and Rihards Plešanovs further enhance the experience, creating a truly immersive and unforgettable event.