Da Capo al dente is Bremen's pioneering queer choir, fostering a vibrant community through music and inclusivity. Nestled in the heart of the city, this cultural gem brings together voices from the LGBTQ+ spectrum and allies for harmonious performances that celebrate diversity and creativity.
The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, with rehearsals filled with laughter, shared stories, and the joy of choral singing. Offerings include regular concerts in Bremen and surrounding areas, featuring a repertoire that spans uplifting anthems, heartfelt ballads, and contemporary queer-themed pieces. Highlights encompass collaborative events with other local artists, workshops for newcomers, and special performances that highlight the power of collective expression.
Whether you're a seasoned singer or simply passionate about queer culture, Da Capo al dente provides a space to connect, perform, and revel in the transformative energy of music. It's more than a choir—it's a beacon of artistic freedom and community spirit in Bremen.
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Nearby Locations
Cafe 46
Queerfilm
Karaoke Team Bremen
Zum Rendezvous
Galerie HEIKOO! & Friends
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Thursday: 20:00 - 22:00
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