Leipzig, Germany
Chorwerk Ruhr, conducted by Florian Helgath, performs choral works by women composers across the centuries - from Hildegard von Bingen to Caroline Shaw - in the "She" programme at Peterskirche Leipzig.
The Thomanerchor Leipzig - one of the world's oldest choirs, with over 800 years of history - performs a programme of choral music from the Renaissance to the Romantic era, including works by Bach, Schütz, and Brahms.
A concert by the ensembles Reine Frauensache and Schola Cantorum Leipzig showcasing forgotten works by female composers from Romanticism to the present day.
The SWR Vokalensemble and Landesjugendchor Baden-Württemberg join for an a cappella evening spanning five centuries - from Renaissance polyphony to Polish contemporary choral works, conducted by Agnieszka Franków-Żelazny and Yuval Weinberg.
The Swiss choir Zürcher Sing-Akademie performs a programme devoted to night, spanning works by Bach and Brahms to contemporary compositions by Beat Vögele and Caroline Shaw.
The MDR-Rundfunkchor performs choral works on death and prayer by Grigorjeva, Daley, Nystedt and Ešenvalds at Leipzig's Peterskirche, conducted by Gregor Meyer.
Sebastian Studnitzky (trumpet, piano) and the Chamber Orchestra of the Odesa Philharmonic perform "Memento Odesa" - a work blending classical music and jazz, conceived as a tribute to the Ukrainian city and its people living through war.