To get a feel for Russian Turetskiy Choir, close your eyes and quadruple Freddie Mercury’s voice.
The 10-man strong band traces back to 1989 when musician Mikhail Turetskiy got together with his friends to revive and promote Jewish religious music.
Some eight years later, the choir expanded its repertoire adding folk songs and various cover versions of popular modern Russian and Western songs from Queen and The Beatles, among others.
Thursday-Friday, Feb. 10-11, 7 p.m., Palats Ukraina, 103 Velyka Vasylkivska St. Tickets: Hr 100-2000
