Competitions, festivals and tours

Where the choir has sung — international competitions, festivals at home and abroad, and concert tours.

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Parts found: 28 of 115

  1. 2004
    • Tour of Germany
      17–20 September 2004 Kirn, Idar-Oberstein, Trier, Germany
  2. 2000
    • Tour of the USA
      10–22 October 2000 Atlanta, Conyers, Albany (Georgia), Alpharetta, Birmingham (Alabama), Franklin (Tennessee), Tennessee, Lebanon (Tennessee), Lexington (South Carolina), Athens (Georgia), Columbia (South Carolina), Ashland (South Carolina), USA
  3. 1997
    • Tour of the USA
      25 February – 14 March 1997 Paso Robles, Modesto, Lafayette, Palo Alto, Fresno, San Diego, Temecula, Murrieta, Carlsbad, Thousand Oaks, Anaheim, Redlands, Newport Beach, USA
  4. 1994
    • Tour of Germany
      15–20 October 1994 Idar-Oberstein, Hausen, Koblenz, Germany
  5. 1993
    • Tour of Spain
      2–9 September 1993 Suara, Vitoria, Larrea, Iskora, Laguardia, Araia, Spain
    • Tour of France
      11–19 July 1993 Autun, Peryo, Padua (Italy), France

      On 19 July 1993 – Padua, Italy.

  6. 1992
    • Tour of France
      4–14 August 1992 Vaison-la-Romaine, Sérignan, Malaucène, Beaumes-de-Venise, Lyon, France
  7. 1990
    • Tour of France
      15 July – 4 August 1990 Autun, Anost, Quarré-les-Tombes, Vézelay, France
  8. 1989
    • Tour of Greece
      3 September 1989 Athens, Greece

      Beethoven's Ninth Symphony at the Katrakeio Theatre under Viron Fidzetis.

  9. 1988
    • Tour of West Germany
      22–26 September 1988 Obshtede, Idar-Oberstein, Rayenbach, West Germany

      The villages Obshtede and Rayenbach are spelled as in the book.

  10. 1987
    • Tour of Czechoslovakia
      22–26 September 1987 Kroměříž, Uničov, Olomouc, Czechoslovakia
  11. 1982
    • Tour of Greece
      11–15 February 1982 Athens, Piraeus, Greece
  12. 1981
    • Tour of East Germany
      21–26 October 1981 Rostock, a sanatorium on the Baltic coast, East Germany
  13. 1980
    • Tour of West Germany
      12–26 October 1980 Idar-Oberstein, Bad Kreuznach, West Germany
  14. 1978
    • Tour of East Germany
      23 October – 5 November 1978 Rostock, Greifswald, Stralsund, East Germany
  15. 1976
    • Tour of Ireland
      26 April – 8 May 1976 Cork (competition), Ireland

      Via London and Paris.

  16. 1975
    • Tour of Italy
      21 June – 2 July 1975 Padua, Camposampiero, Lucca, Siena, Italy
  17. 1973
    • Tour of Italy
      31 October – 18 November 1973 Naples, Benevento, Messina, Palermo, Terni, Bergamo, Vercelli, Ravenna, St. Moritz (Switzerland), Italy

      Tour with Beethoven's Ninth Symphony.

  18. 1972
    • Tour of Italy
      22–30 September 1972 Gorizia (competition), Padua, Rome, Italy
    • Tour of Hungary
      1–7 July 1972 Debrecen, Sátoraljaújhely, Hungary
  19. 1970
    • Tour of Poland
      14–23 June 1970 Warsaw, Malbork, Gdańsk, Poland
  20. 1969
    • Tour of the USSR
      21–23 June 1969 Odesa and the Odesa region, USSR

      Cultural exchange delegation.

  21. 1968
    • Tour of the USSR
      5–11 September 1968 Kyiv, Leningrad (St Petersburg), Moscow, USSR
  22. 1966
    • Tour of England
      8–20 July 1966 Wilton, Middlesbrough, England

      Journey to the international choral competition in Wilton.

    • Tour of East Germany
      11–19 June 1966 Dresden, Leipzig, East Germany
  23. 1965
    • Tour of Romania
      September 1965 Bucharest, Sinaia, Romania
  24. 1964
    • Tour of the USSR
      October 1964 Odesa, USSR
  25. 1963
    • Tour of Hungary
      21–30 July 1963 Budapest, Lake Balaton, Hungary

Up to 2006, from the appendix of Stoyan Boychev, "50 Years of Creative Work of the Morski Zvutsi Choir".