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Katie Melua announces winter tour with Gori Women’s Choir

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Katie Melua announces winter tour with Gori Women’s Choir

For this very special winter concert series, multi award-winning recording artist Katie Melua is joined on stage by the 23-piece Gori Women’s Choir.

Masters of the ancient Georgian tradition of polyphonic singing, Gori Women’s Choir are described by Melua as a ‘completely unique vocal orchestra’.  Together they will perform new material from Melua’s forthcoming recording project as well as a selection of classic songs from her 6 album catalogue.

“The last 18 months of working with Gori Women’s Choir in Georgia has been so inspiring. I am immensely looking forward to performing with them across the UK and Europe this winter.” Katie Melua, March 2016.

READ OUR TELEPHONE INTERVIEW WITH KATIE MELUA HERE >

Gori Women’s Choir was founded in 1970 at Gori’s School of Music, and is lead and conducted by Teona Tsiramua. Georgian polyphonic singing has been designated by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

image002UK dates:

Wed    23 Nov 16       Guildford, G Live             

Thu      24 Nov 16       Bristol, Colston Hall        

Fri        25 Nov 16       Southampton, O2 Guildhall        

Sun      27 Nov 16       London, Theatre Royal Drury Lane           

Mon    28 Nov 16       Leicester, De Montfort Hall        

Tue      29 Nov 16       Liverpool, Philharmonic Hall      

Thu      01 Dec 16        Birmingham, Symphony Hall      

Fri        02 Dec 16        Manchester, Bridgewater Hall   

Sat       03 Dec 16        Glasgow, Old Fruitmarket

  

Presale Wed 02 March 2016

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On sale from 10am Fri 04 March 2016 

Katie Melua released her debut album ‘Call Off The Search’ in 2003. Since then she has released 5 further studio albums including 2013’s ‘Ketevan’ which is her birth name. Born in the Georgian city of Kutaisi, Melua grew up in the seaside town of Batumi before moving to Belfast at the age of 9.

 

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