Eterna Concordia: Monodies and Polyphonies
- When
- Fri, Sep 11, 7:00 AM
- Price
- Check source
- Organizer
- TuBoleta
Check source · Source: TuBoleta
About this plan
Eterna Concordia, monodies and polyphony, is a concert by Ensemble Organum that covers nearly a thousand years of sacred music, from the 6th to the 16th century. The program centers on concord as a cosmic, spiritual, and human principle. It draws its starting point from the old treatise Musica enchiriadis, where sound, body, and the universe form one harmony.
The program also brings back repertoires from the Mozarabic tradition, one of the most singular voices in medieval Hispanic liturgical chant. The works speak to each other and cross time periods, showing one creative force that still feels alive today. It is an invitation to hear how polyphony can unite different voices into a single breath.
What to expect
- A journey through monodies and polyphonies from the 6th to the 16th century
- Repertoire from the Mozarabic tradition and medieval liturgical chant
- Inspired by the treatise Musica enchiriadis
- Performed by Ensemble Organum
Who it's for
A great fit for lovers of early music, choral singing, and sound spirituality. It also suits anyone in Bogotá looking for a cultural plan off the beaten path, especially the curious about medieval European heritage.
Tips
- Arrive a little early to find your seat and enjoy the pre-concert atmosphere
- Check the exact venue and time on the official source before you head out
- Look up the ticket price on TuBoleta, since this concert requires paid entry
- If early music interests you, listen to recordings by Ensemble Organum to get familiar with their sound
FAQ
What is Eterna Concordia: monodies and polyphony?
It is a concert by Ensemble Organum that brings together medieval chants, monodies, and polyphonies from the 6th to the 16th century. The program explores the idea of concord as harmony between the human being and the universe.
Where is Eterna Concordia performed in Bogotá?
The exact venue is confirmed on the official source. Check the TuBoleta page to find the stage, the address, and how to get there.
When is the Eterna Concordia concert?
The planned date is September 11, though schedules and any changes are updated on the official source. We recommend confirming before buying your ticket.
How much does entry to Eterna Concordia cost?
It is a paid event. Check the exact price for each section and ticket options on TuBoleta, the official source for the concert.
How do I buy tickets for Eterna Concordia in Bogotá?
Tickets are sold on the official TuBoleta page. From this listing you can go straight to the source and complete your purchase safely.
Is this plan open to all audiences?
Yes, it is a concert for a general audience interested in early, spiritual, and choral music. Its contemplative tone also makes it a strong pick for anyone who enjoys quiet, reflective experiences.
Dates and prices may change. Always confirm on the source page.
