700 Years in the Light

Emma Brown Hooglandse KerkOn Thursday, 3rd September, Emma will appear in a sound and lights show to celebrate 700 years of the Hooglandse Kerk in Leiden, the Netherlands. At this inspiring open-air event, a lights’ display will be projected onto the south face of the magnificent church, accompanied by live and pre-recorded music. Emma’s motet, ‘O Nata Lux de Lumine’ will be performed live by the Pancras Consort. Emma appears as a guest soloist, singing the ‘Agnus Dei’ from Bach’s B-minor Mass. 

The event begins at 21:00 in the Hooglandse Kerkplein. It is free of charge.

More information (in Dutch) can be found here and here.

This event has been organised by De Blauwe Uur.

2016-12-09T18:50:21+02:00August 31st, 2015|

deBuren



Emma Brown at deBuren, with Dorian van der Brempt and Willem Bongers
Emma Brown at deBuren, with Dorian van der Brempt and Willem Bongers


On Saturday, 29th August, Emma Brown sang for the cultural institution deBuren in Brussels, Belgium, at the retirement party of their former-director Doriaan van der Brempt. She appeared as a surprise present from the society during his farewell reception. 


deBuren was founded in 2004 to promote Flemish and Dutch culture. Emma has previously worked for deBuren recording audiobooks as part of their City Books project. You can listen to these here.


Emma also sang at deBuren’s ‘History Night’ event in the Amsterdam Rijksmuseum in 2014.

					

				


				
																			

																						
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