Slovak Philharmonic Chorus

The Slovak Philharmonic Chorus, based in Bratislava, has been a powerhouse of choral excellence since its founding in 1946. Known for their rich, dynamic sound, this ensemble has become a cornerstone of Slovakia’s classical music scene, often collaborating with the Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra and international conductors. Their repertoire spans everything from grand oratorios to contemporary works, effortlessly tackling composers like Dvořák (check out their live recording of *Saint Ludmila*), operatic staples like *Carmen* and *Cavalleria Rusticana*, and even modern giants like Shostakovich, whose symphonies they’ve recently brought to life.

Flexibility is their superpower—they shift between folk-inspired Bartók chorales, the thunderous drama of *Carmina Burana*, and lesser-known gems like Honegger’s *Demon De L’Himalaya* with equal gusto. Whether onstage or in the studio, the chorus balances precision with emotional depth, making their performances feel both timeless and fresh. Recent projects like *Streams in the Desert* and the *Bartók New Series* also highlight their commitment to exploring diverse musical landscapes, proving why they’ve remained a go-to ensemble for choral storytelling.

Genres

Classical

Opera

Latest Release

Dvořák: Saint Ludmila, Op. 71, B. 144 (Live)

Antonín Dvořák•

Slovak Philharmonic Chorus•

Slovak Philharmonic

Album - 26 Tracks - Released May 10, 2019