“Singing together is a peace-moving force!”<\/p>\n
On September 18, 2026, composer Helge Burggrabe releases the third part of his HAGIOS peace project with Berlin Classics. The multi-voice, deliberately simple peace chants invite communal singing and draw on Christian-Jewish traditions, mysticism, and philosophy \u2014 with texts such as “Shalom. Salam” or “Every part of this earth is sacred to me.”<\/p>\n
“HAGIOS Peace Chants III” again features the Hamburg vocal ensemble Elbcanto and pianist Christof Fankhauser, joined by Markus Stockhausen (flugelhorn), percussionist Stephan Krause, and a string quartet from the Hamburg Philharmonic State Orchestra.<\/p>\n
For Burggrabe, the chants are not an escape from the world but a source of strength for everyday life \u2014 fostering inner calm and active commitment to reconciliation and peace.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
“Singing together is a peace-moving force!” On September 18, 2026, composer Helge Burggrabe releases the third part of his HAGIOS peace project with Berlin Classics. The multi-voice, deliberately simple peace chants invite communal singing and draw on Christian-Jewish traditions, mysticism, and philosophy \u2014 with texts such as “Shalom. Salam” or “Every part of this earth […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":4,"featured_media":1282487,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"dmbid":"2002306","upc":"885470047218","linkfire":"https:\/\/BC.lnk.to\/hagiosIII","ean":"","genre":"Klassik Crossover \/ Popul\u00e4rklassik","genre2":"NewAge \/ Meditation","genre3":"Chor (Chormusik)","copyright":"","producer":"","playtime":"3849","date":"2026-09-18","dateend":"2099-12-31","trackamount":"17","discamount":"1","artistsname":"","composer":"Helge Burggrabe","teammember":["1010;Helge Burggrabe;986420|1022;Helge Burggrabe;986420|1020;Vokalensemble Elbcanto;987924|1034;Christof Fankhauser;986422|1002;Christof Fankhauser;986422"],"teammemberlist":["986420|986420|987924|986422|986422"],"english":"
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\n\"Singing together is a peace-moving force!\"
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\nOn September 18, 2026, composer Helge Burggrabe releases the third part of his HAGIOS peace project with Berlin Classics. The multi-voice, deliberately simple peace chants invite communal singing and draw on Christian-Jewish traditions, mysticism, and philosophy \u2014 with texts such as \"Shalom. Salam\" or \"Every part of this earth is sacred to me.\"
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\n\"HAGIOS Peace Chants III\" again features the Hamburg vocal ensemble Elbcanto and pianist Christof Fankhauser, joined by Markus Stockhausen (flugelhorn), percussionist Stephan Krause, and a string quartet from the Hamburg Philharmonic State Orchestra.
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\nFor Burggrabe, the chants are not an escape from the world but a source of strength for everyday life \u2014 fostering inner calm and active commitment to reconciliation and peace.
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