The Kurt Thomas Chamber Choir is composed of ca. 30 vocally qualified singers and under the artistic direction of Dreikönig Choirmaster Andreas Köhs predominantly performs choral literature of the 16th -18th centuries. The name of the choir honours Kurt Thomas, who as Dreikönig Choirmaster (1945-1957) helped church choral music to gain a high reputation.
Since its foundation by Choirmaster Andreas Köhs in the year 1995, the Kurt Thomas Chamber Choir has pursued a concept of high sound quality and successfully performed numerous concerts. They include the H-minor Mass, the St. Matthew's Passion, St. John's Passion, St. Mark's Passion, the Motet by Bach, Monteverdi's Maria Vesper and the Brahms Requiem in a new instrumentation by Bernhard Noll, himself a member of the Choir. Other projects were Handel’s oratorio “Messiah”, “Israel in Egypt”, “Judas Maccabaeus” and “Dixit Dominus”, Ode for St. Cecilia’s Day by Purcell and Handel, all oratorios by Mendelssohn, any a-cappella-programms “Magnificat”, H. Isaac's Missa de Apostolis, H. L. Hassler’s Missa octo vocum, F. Martin’s Mass, Rheinberger’s Missa, Poulenc’s Missa, Spohr’s Missa, Williams’ Mass, Lachner’s Mass, Schneider's Mass, Passions by Distler and Demantius, Requiems by Eybler, Mozart, Fauré and Howells, Psalms of David by Schütz and Penderecki’s Agnus Dei (1936).
The Kurt Thomas Chamber Choir rehearses project-related and by agreement.
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