The Vox Iuvenalis choir is preparing recruitment of new members

4 February 2020, 1:00
The Vox Iuvenalis choir is preparing recruitment of new members

The Vox Iuvenalis choir of the Brno University of Technology announces an audition for new members. Positions are to be filled in all voice groups. 

Vox Iuvenalis is an amateur mixed choir whose members are mostly students and graduates of Brno tertiary schools. It was founded in 1993 following the wish of the graduates of the Gymnasium Vídeňská Brno to continue choral singing even after graduation. Since 2000, the choir has been functioning under the auspices of the Brno University of Technology. The choir was founded and since the very start has been led by Jan Ocetek, graduate of Masaryk University's Faculty of Arts and Faculty of Education, and the Janáček Academy of Music and Performing Arts in Brno (studied conducting under Lubomír Mátl). 

The audition is announced to take place on 20 and 24 February 2020 from 16:00 to 17:30 hrs on the ground floor of the Faculty of Architecture (room 117). For more information or different dates please contact: jan.ocetek@gmail.com

Vox Iuvenalis / photo by Jan Mikolášek

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