Konzert mit dem SO!Weltchor
Overview
Intro
People from 15 cultures bring the world to life through music. The bistro opens at 6:30 p.m. Free admission—donations welcome.
The SO! World Choir was founded in February 2024 to bring people from different cultures together through singing. The focus is on connection, mutual understanding, and active integration. Today, the choir brings together singers from 15 different cultures.
Among its members are Jordi Mayasi, a drummer of Angolan descent; Ngawang Yougyal, a Tibetan refugee who accompanies himself on the guitar; and Temir Abdulkhamidov, a young singer and linguistically gifted refugee from Ukraine. The choir is directed by Reiner Schneider-Waterberg, who is originally from Namibia.
The varied program spans a musical arc around the world—featuring songs from South Africa, Japan, Turkey, Switzerland, and many other countries. The concert is complemented by well-known classics such as “Imagine” and “Insieme.”
The renowned 20-member chamber choir from Nova Gorica (Slovenia) will perform as a special guest. It will present traditional Slovenian choral repertoire and will also perform several works together with the SO! Weltchor—a musical symbol of connection across cultural and linguistic boundaries.
The cozy Chile Bistro opens at 6:30 p.m.
Admission is free—donations welcome.
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| Contact address |
Nadia Bacchetta
Organistin 079 746 63 88 nadia.bacchetta@reformiert-so.ch |
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| Location |
Evang.-ref. Stadtkirche Solothurn Westringstrasse 14 4500 Solothurn Switzerland |
| Event Homepage | https://www.reformiert-solothurn.ch |
| Price |
Free admission - Donations welcome
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| Opening hours |
The bistro is open starting at 6:30 p.m.
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Event dates
- 18 September 2026