Latvian Radio Choir live in Bregenz

Experience Latvian Radio Choir live on July 28th

The Latvian Radio Choir is scheduled to perform at Pfarrkirche St. Gallus in Bregenz, Austria on July 28, 2026. The choir is internationally recognized for its interpretations of both classical choral works and contemporary compositions, often focusing on Baltic and Scandinavian composers alongside established masters. Their repertoire spans from Renaissance polyphony to modern minimalism, frequently characterized by a distinctive clarity of sound and expressive dynamic range. The ensemble has a long history of award-winning performances and collaborations with prominent orchestras and conductors globally.

Pfarrkirche St. Gallus is Bregenz’s oldest parish church, with roots tracing back to the early Middle Ages. While the current structure largely dates from the late Gothic period – primarily constructed between 1475 and 1501 – it incorporates remnants of earlier Romanesque foundations. The church is noted for its impressive high altar created by Martin Helmschmid in 1612, as well as significant frescoes discovered during renovations in the 20th century which depict scenes from the life of St. Gallus, the church's patron saint. Its acoustics are considered favorable for choral performances due to its architectural design and internal volume.