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LHS SelectChoral
Ensembles European Tour Spring 2012
LHS SelectChoral
Ensembles European Tour Spring 2012
Proposed ItineraryProposed Itinerary
Tour OverviewTour OverviewWHO: Women’s Chorus, Concert Choir and Madrigal Singers
WHAT: 9-day Concert Tour of Europe (11 travel days)
WHEN: Spring Break 2012 (depart Thursday, April 12 and return Sunday,
April 22)
WHY: Amazing opportunity to share music and participate in cultural exchange
WHERE: Stockholm, Sweden / Helsinki, Finland / Tartu & Tallinn, Estonia
WHO: Women’s Chorus, Concert Choir and Madrigal Singers
WHAT: 9-day Concert Tour of Europe (11 travel days)
WHEN: Spring Break 2012 (depart Thursday, April 12 and return Sunday,
April 22)
WHY: Amazing opportunity to share music and participate in cultural exchange
WHERE: Stockholm, Sweden / Helsinki, Finland / Tartu & Tallinn, Estonia
The TourThe Tour
Day 1Day 1
Day 1: Thursday, April 12
Day 1: Thursday, April 12
• Check in at Logan Airport• Depart for Stockholm, Sweden
(IN FLIGHT)
• Check in at Logan Airport• Depart for Stockholm, Sweden
(IN FLIGHT)
Day 2Day 2
Day 2: Friday, April 13
Day 2: Friday, April 13
• Arrive at Stockholm Airport• Clear immigration and customs; meet ACFEA courier
• Transfer to hotel via coach/check in
• Dinner at the hotel
• Arrive at Stockholm Airport• Clear immigration and customs; meet ACFEA courier
• Transfer to hotel via coach/check in
• Dinner at the hotel
Stockholm, SwedenStockholm, Sweden
Spread over 13 islands and several peninsulas, Stockholm is Sweden’s capital and its largest city. Called the “City on the Water”, Stockholm is also a university town; the most celebrated of its scientific institutions is the Nobel Foundation.
Spread over 13 islands and several peninsulas, Stockholm is Sweden’s capital and its largest city. Called the “City on the Water”, Stockholm is also a university town; the most celebrated of its scientific institutions is the Nobel Foundation.
Day 3Day 3
Day 3: Saturday, April 14
Day 3: Saturday, April 14
• Breakfast at the hotel• Rehearsal• Concert at Klara Kyrka (St. Clara
Church)
• Breakfast at the hotel• Rehearsal• Concert at Klara Kyrka (St. Clara
Church)
Saturday, April 14, cont.
Saturday, April 14, cont.
• Lunch independent• Guided sightseeing tour, during which we will see the Royal Palace, Old Town, Vasa Ship Museum and City Hall, where the Nobel Prize festivities take place
• Lunch independent• Guided sightseeing tour, during which we will see the Royal Palace, Old Town, Vasa Ship Museum and City Hall, where the Nobel Prize festivities take place
Stockholm Royal PalaceStockholm Royal Palace
Gamla Stan (Old Town)Gamla Stan (Old Town)
Vasa Ship MuseumVasa Ship Museum
Stockholm: City HallStockholm: City Hall
Saturday, April 14, cont.
Saturday, April 14, cont.
• Dinner at a restaurant• Dinner at a restaurant
Day 4Day 4
Day 4: Sunday, April 15
Day 4: Sunday, April 15
• Breakfast at the hotel• Transfer by coach to Uppsala
• Breakfast at the hotel• Transfer by coach to Uppsala
Uppsala, SwedenUppsala, Sweden
The famous Swedish university town of Uppsala lies about 70km northwest of Stockholm on the banks of the river Fyrisa. The university was founded in 1477. It is also the see of the Lutheran Archbishop of Sweden.
The famous Swedish university town of Uppsala lies about 70km northwest of Stockholm on the banks of the river Fyrisa. The university was founded in 1477. It is also the see of the Lutheran Archbishop of Sweden.
Sunday, April 15, cont.
Sunday, April 15, cont.
• Service participation (Uppsala Cathedral?)
• Service participation (Uppsala Cathedral?)
Day 4: Sunday, April 15
Day 4: Sunday, April 15
• Lunch independent• Return by coach to Stockholm• Depart by overnight ferry for Helsinki
• Dinner on board
• Lunch independent• Return by coach to Stockholm• Depart by overnight ferry for Helsinki
• Dinner on board
Day 5Day 5
Helsinki, FinlandHelsinki, Finland
Helsinki is a modern-looking city, with handsome streets and boulevards. The white facades of its buildings have earned it the name of the “white city of the north”. The port, dotted with small islands, harbors ships from around the world.
Helsinki is a modern-looking city, with handsome streets and boulevards. The white facades of its buildings have earned it the name of the “white city of the north”. The port, dotted with small islands, harbors ships from around the world.
Day 5: Monday, April 16
Day 5: Monday, April 16
• Arrive in Helsinki, Finland• Guided sightseeing tour, during which you will see the Cathedral, the bustling Market Square and the controversial Sibelius Memorial
• Arrive in Helsinki, Finland• Guided sightseeing tour, during which you will see the Cathedral, the bustling Market Square and the controversial Sibelius Memorial
Helsinki CathedralHelsinki Cathedral
Helsinki Market SquareHelsinki Market Square
Sibelius MemorialSibelius Memorial
Monday, April 16, cont.
Monday, April 16, cont.
• Lunch independent• Check into the hotel• Dinner at the hotel
• Lunch independent• Check into the hotel• Dinner at the hotel
Day 6Day 6
Day 6: Tuesday, April 17
Day 6: Tuesday, April 17
• Breakfast at the hotel• Morning at leisure• Lunch independent• Afternoon rehearsal• Evening concert at The Rock Church
• Breakfast at the hotel• Morning at leisure• Lunch independent• Afternoon rehearsal• Evening concert at The Rock Church
Temppeliaukio Kirkko(Rock Church)Temppeliaukio Kirkko(Rock Church)
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Tuesday, April 17, cont.
Tuesday, April 17, cont.
• Dinner in a restaurant• Dinner in a restaurant
Day 7Day 7
Day 7: Wednesday, April 18
Day 7: Wednesday, April 18
• Breakfast in the hotel• Depart by ferry to Tallinn (2 hrs.)
• Continue by coach to Tartu (3 hrs.)
• Lunch independent en route• Arrive in Tartu, Estonia and check into hotel
• Breakfast in the hotel• Depart by ferry to Tallinn (2 hrs.)
• Continue by coach to Tartu (3 hrs.)
• Lunch independent en route• Arrive in Tartu, Estonia and check into hotel
Tartu, EstoniaTartu, Estonia
Tartu is the second largest city in Estonia. Its fame as the cradle of Estonian culture goes back to the foundation of the university by the Swedish King Gustavus Adolphus II in 1632.
Tartu is the second largest city in Estonia. Its fame as the cradle of Estonian culture goes back to the foundation of the university by the Swedish King Gustavus Adolphus II in 1632.
Wednesday, April 18, cont.
Wednesday, April 18, cont.
• Dinner in the hotel• Dinner in the hotel
Day 8Day 8
Day 8: Thursday, April 19
Day 8: Thursday, April 19
• Breakfast in the hotel• Guided sightseeing tour, during which you will see the 18th century Town Hall, the University, the Cathedral and the Estonian National Museum
• Breakfast in the hotel• Guided sightseeing tour, during which you will see the 18th century Town Hall, the University, the Cathedral and the Estonian National Museum
Tartu Town HallTartu Town Hall
University of TartuUniversity of Tartu
Tartu CathedralTartu Cathedral
Thursday, April 19, cont.
Thursday, April 19, cont.
• Lunch indepedent• Afternoon rehearsal• Concert in St. Peter’s Church
• Lunch indepedent• Afternoon rehearsal• Concert in St. Peter’s Church
Day 9Day 9
Day 9: Friday, April 20
Day 9: Friday, April 20
• Breakfast in the hotel• Depart by coach for Tallinn (3 hrs.)
• Lunch independent en route• Arrive in Tallinn and check into the hotel
• Breakfast in the hotel• Depart by coach for Tallinn (3 hrs.)
• Lunch independent en route• Arrive in Tallinn and check into the hotel
Tallinn, EstoniaTallinn, Estonia
Capital of the smallest Baltic republic, Estonia, Tallinn is today the best preserved of the old North Hanseatic towns. A rich heritage of medieval buildings is preserved, including the 13th century Toompea Castle, which dominates the city. Tallinn is well known for its national song festival which takes place every four years. The huge open air stage can hold up to 25,000 singers, and the event is attended by up to 150,000 people.
Capital of the smallest Baltic republic, Estonia, Tallinn is today the best preserved of the old North Hanseatic towns. A rich heritage of medieval buildings is preserved, including the 13th century Toompea Castle, which dominates the city. Tallinn is well known for its national song festival which takes place every four years. The huge open air stage can hold up to 25,000 singers, and the event is attended by up to 150,000 people.
Friday, April 20, cont.
Friday, April 20, cont.
• Dinner in the hotel• Dinner in the hotel
Day 10Day 10
Day 10: Saturday, April 21
Day 10: Saturday, April 21
• Breakfast in the hotel• Guided sightseeing tour, during which you will see the Song Festival site, Toompea Castle, the 14th century Town Hall, the Niguliste Church, and the 15th century bastion called “Kiek-in-de-kök”, so called because from its vantage point, you are meant to be able to see into all the town’s kitchens
• Breakfast in the hotel• Guided sightseeing tour, during which you will see the Song Festival site, Toompea Castle, the 14th century Town Hall, the Niguliste Church, and the 15th century bastion called “Kiek-in-de-kök”, so called because from its vantage point, you are meant to be able to see into all the town’s kitchens
Tallinn Song Festival SiteTallinn Song Festival Site
Toompea CastleToompea Castle
Tallinn Town HallTallinn Town Hall
Niguliste (Nicholas) ChurchNiguliste (Nicholas) Church
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Kiek-in-de-kökKiek-in-de-kök
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Saturday, April 21, cont.
Saturday, April 21, cont.
• Lunch independent• Afternoon rehearsal• Evening concert at St. John’s Church
• Lunch independent• Afternoon rehearsal• Evening concert at St. John’s Church
Saturday, April 21, cont.
Saturday, April 21, cont.
• Farewell dinner in a restaurant• Farewell dinner in a restaurant
Day 11Day 11
Day 11: Sunday, April 22
Day 11: Sunday, April 22
• Breakfast in the hotel• Transfer by coach to the airport and check in
• Depart on flight(s) to Boston• Arrive at Logan Airport
• Breakfast in the hotel• Transfer by coach to the airport and check in
• Depart on flight(s) to Boston• Arrive at Logan Airport
Financial InfoFinancial Info
@$3,700 per person (80 people)
@$3,500 per person (100 people)
What’s included?
Fundraising: group, individual(can reduce price by several hundred dollars)
Scholarships available to 50% cost
@$3,700 per person (80 people)
@$3,500 per person (100 people)
What’s included?
Fundraising: group, individual(can reduce price by several hundred dollars)
Scholarships available to 50% cost
Not included:
Passport feesBeverages other than coffee/tea with breakfast and water with dinner
Trip cancellation/interruption insurance
Checked baggage fees, if applicable
Not included:
Passport feesBeverages other than coffee/tea with breakfast and water with dinner
Trip cancellation/interruption insurance
Checked baggage fees, if applicable