During a concert under the direction of Małgorzata Divisible, two Wrocław choirs will perform in the Red Hall – the Boys' Choir of the National Forum of Music and the “Rondo” Vocal Ensemble. We will hear works of contemporary composers, although there will also be some old choral pieces.

Among the compositions of Polish artists there is Kyrie by Piotr Jańczak and Laudate Dominum omnes gentes composed specially for the NFM Boys' Choir by Grzegorz Miśkiewicz. These re sacred works, and so is Ave Maria by a young composer active in Wrocław – Michał Ziółkowski. In the music, the artist is most interested in obtaining a subtle sound and clarity of form. Radosław Broda, a chorister belonging of the NFM, whose work How Do I Love Thee will be premiered during the concert, will make his debut as a composer. His piece will precede the famous song by Czesław Niemen – One Heart in an arrangement by Marcin Wawruk.

The programme also features works by international composers: Macedonia’s Zapro Zaprov, Italy’s Lorenzo Donati, and Dan Forrest – an American composer and pianist. The choristers will also perform the 17th-century sacred motet Rorandeo coeli by the Czech artist Jan Campanus Vodňanský, and the antiphon Let All the World in Every Corner Sing a leading English composer of the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries – Ralph Vaughan Williams. Beyond the framework of classical music will be the performance of The Flood from the repertoire of Katie Melua and a traditional American melody Evening Rise.