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Music for Historic Coventry

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Categories: British Composers, Concerts, Family, Period instruments, Women musicians
Tags: alexander norman, andrew kirkman, binchois consort, fayrfax, gibbons, Holy Trinity Church Coventry, medieval and renaissance music, tallis

Friday 12th September 2025, 7:30 PM at Holy Trinity Church, 5A Priory Row, Coventry, West Midlands, CV1 5EX.

FREE ADMISSION

Programme
Anonymous – Te Deum (Chant, Sarum rite)
Medieval Anonymous – Missa Caput: Kyrie and Agnus Dei
John Dunstaple – Puisque m’amour
Leonel Power – Ave Regina Coelorum
Robert Fayrfax – O lux beata Trinitas
John Taverner – In Nomine
Thomas Tallis – Hear the Voice and Prayer
Orlando Gibbons – The Short Service
William Mundy – O Lord the maker of all thing
Benjamin Cosyn – Fantasia
Orlando Gibbons – Great King of Gods

Performers
Andrew Kirkman – Conductor
Alexander Norman – Conductor
Magnus Williamson – organ

His Majestys Sagbutts & Cornetts
Binchois Consort
The Choir of Holy Trinity Church, Coventry

Programme Note
Holy Trinity Church, Coventry and the Aural Histories: Coventry 1451-1642 project, based at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, warmly invite you to attend the closing concert of this three-year research project, which has been investigating the experience of music in Coventry’s historic sacred and civic spaces.

The concert will take place in Holy Trinity Church on Friday 12th September 2025 at 7.30pm and will last approximately one hour. The concert is free for all. Refreshments will be provided after. The Choir of Holy Trinity Church, directed by Alexander Norman, will be joined by members of His Majesty’s Sagbutts and Cornetts and the Binchois Consort to present a programme of music from two turbulent centuries of English history. The performance will be accompanied by visual imagery depicting Holy Trinity Church, St Michael’s Parish Church (the old cathedral), and St Mary’s Guildhall as they may have appeared at key points in time between 1451 and 1642. This event gives us the opportunity to celebrate a wonderfully fruitful collaboration between Holy Trinity Church and Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, and we would be delighted to see you there.

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