On Tuesday 5th April the Gaulitanus Choir hosted a group of 5 teachers from the Rezekne Music Secondary School of Janis Ivanovs, Latvia for an information meeting. Co-ordinated by Ex.Act
The ‘GauLive’ series, the first phase of the 15th edition of Gaulitana: A Festival of Music, was brought to an end in very fitting style on Wednesday 30th March at
The ‘GauLive’ series continued on Saturday 26th March with John Stainer’s famous oratorio, “The Crucifixion”, held at the Gharb Basilica, courtesy of Archpriest Trevor Sultana. This meditation on the passion
The Xewkija Rotunda, courtesy of Archpriest Fr Daniel Xerri, hosted the festival’s second Lent-related event on Thursday 24th March. Its grandeur and its wonderful majestic organ provided a most fitting
The “GauLive” series, part of the 15th edition of Gaulitana: A Festival of Music, comes to an end on Wednesday 30th March. Falling on the eve of a national day,
Alexander Frey marked his return to Gaulitana: A Festival of Music as artist-in-residence in style with the lecture-recital entitled “Gershwin: the man and his music”. The versatile US organist-pianist-conductor – himself a
‘Dialoghi’, a a violin-piano recital at the Kempinski Hotel San Lawrenz, brought to an end the festival’s third week of events to a close on Saturday 19th. The concert featured young
The Gaulitanus Choir, the organiser of the festival, will take the stage itself in John Stainer’s very famous, most poignant and beautiful oratorio, “The Crucifixion”. This meditation on the passion
US artist Alexander Frey continues his festival residency, this time as an organist in a huge and atypical musico-spiritual experience: “Le Chemin de la Croix” (‘The Stations of the Cross’).
Gaulitana: A Festival of Music welcomes back its artist-in-residence, US organist-pianist-conductor Alexander Frey. Returning to the festival for the first time since the pandemic, Frey will open his commitments for
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