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Events Category: Choral

John Rutter and RPO

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Categories: British Composers, Choral, Concerts, Family
Tags: RPO, Rutter, st pauls cathedral

Wednesday 15 November, 7.30pm at St Paul’s Cathedral, London

Rutter Lord thou hast been our refuge
Rutter St Cataldo – Music for an Italian cathedral (UK premiere)
Rutter Ukrainian Prayer
Rutter Requiem

John Rutter Conductor
Lucy Cox Soprano
The Bach Choir
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

John Rutter conducts his life-affirming Requiem under the great dome of St Paul’s Cathedral, returning with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and The Bach Choir for this entrancing concert of music by one of the world’s most cherished living composers.

Alongside the stirring choral work Lord thou hast been our refuge is the Ukrainian Prayer, a work that moves the listener in its plea for protection and courage.

Hear the UK premiere of St Cataldo, a new work that charts the journey of the Irish saint to Taranto, Italy, and is inspired by the beauty of the city’s cathedral that is named after him.

John Rutter’s widely-acclaimed Requiem draws from the traditional Latin text as well as English Psalm settings, and mediates between their themes of death, faith and spiritual ascension with a rich and tender lyricism.

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Stroud Choral Society: Mendelssohn’s Elijah

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Categories: Choral, Concerts, Family
Tags: bristol ensemble, mendelssohn, stroud choral society

Saturday 18 November, 7.00pm at St John the Baptist Church, Cirencester.
Stroud Choral Society
Stroud Choral Society
Bristol Ensemble
Conductor Simon Bell with soloists
Julie Cooper (Soprano)
Louise Innes (Alto)
Ruairi Bowen ( Tenor) and
Stephen Whitford (Bass)

Mendelssohn Elijah

Mendelssohn’s glorious oratorio telling the life of the prophet Elijah, first premiered in Birmingham in 1846.

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Bach, Mass in B Minor – Amici

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Categories: Choral, Concerts, Family
Tags: amici, bach, bristol ensemble

Saturday 2 December, 7.30pm at King’s College Chapel South Road, Taunton, Somerset.

Amici
Bristol Ensemble
Andrew Trewhella and Gareth Dayus-Jones musical directors

Music by man to inspire God – words taken from Aidan McGee’s poem Ode to Bach’s Mass in B Minor, in which he describes the work as “…a shocking, shaking megatone polyphonic bomb of a wondrous Kyrie Elation”. Amici will be performing this stunning work on Saturday 2nd December in King’s College Chapel, with Bristol Ensemble and prestigious soloists.

Tickets £18 for adults, students £9, under 12s free, available from Taunton Visitor Centre or BOOK HERE

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