Following a triumphant event in 2023, Hull is set to once again host INTERKULTUR’s prestigious International Choir Competition in 2025. This large-scale event will return in May and is expected to attract over 1,000 participants from choirs around the globe.
A Glimpse at the Upcoming Event
The competition will span five days, featuring an opening and closing ceremony, multiple choir competitions, pop-up concerts, and individual coaching sessions. This event highlights Hull’s growing reputation as a cultural hub, building on the success of the previous competition.
Economic and Cultural Impact
Cllr Rob Pritchard, portfolio holder for culture, expressed his excitement about securing the event for 2025.
“We’re absolutely delighted to have secured the International Choir Competition again for 2025,”
he said.
“2023’s event resulted in an economic impact of around £1.9 million, with audiences of over 7,500 and 560 local choir participants bringing areas to life with live singing over five days.”
A Word from INTERKULTUR President
INTERKULTUR President Günter Titsch echoed this enthusiasm.
“After the resounding success of our first edition in 2023, I’m delighted that we have the fantastic opportunity to return to your wonderful city next year,”
Titsch said.
“The inaugural event brought together 1,200 singers for an exciting experience, and with the excellent cooperation of our partners, I’m confident that the second edition will be even more remarkable.”
Hull: A Vibrant Host City
The city of Hull is gearing up to welcome choirs and audiences from around the world, promising a vibrant celebration of music and camaraderie. The 2025 event aims to surpass the previous edition in both scale and impact, further cementing Hull’s position on the cultural map.
For those planning to visit, Hull offers a wealth of attractions and activities. From the historic Hull Maritime Museum to the bustling Hull Old Town, there is plenty to explore. Visitors can also enjoy a scenic walk along the Hull Marina or discover the city’s vibrant arts scene at Humber Street Gallery.
Stay Updated
To learn more about the event and to stay updated, visit the INTERKULTUR website.
