Spem in alium
Sat, 11 May
|St George's Bloomsbury
celebrating twenty years of Thames Chamber Choir with music by Tallis, Byrd, Palestrina & Vaughan-Williams
Time & Location
11 May 2019, 19:00
St George's Bloomsbury, Bloomsbury Way, London WC1A 2SA, UK
About the Event
**Wheelchair access to St George's Bloosmbury**
Unfortunately, due to circumstances beyond our control, the disabled access lift that grants access to the church is currently out of action, and it is not possible to get it repaired in time for the concert on Saturday. Therefore, regrettably, the church is not accessible by wheelchair users for our concert. Please accept our apologies and get in touch if you have any questions regarding access.
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Led by Andrew Campling and Christian Spielmann
This May Thames Chamber Choir celebrates its twentieth anniversary in the magical acoustic of St George's Bloomsbury - one London's most iconic Hawksmoor churches.Join us for a concert of great choral works, renaissance and modern, including Vaughan-Williams' powerful and evocative 3 Shakespeare Songs, Jonathan Dove's spectacularly beautiful The Passing of the Year and Thomas Tallis's masterful motet for 40 voices - considered by some to be the greatest piece of early English music - Spem in alium.
Tickets £12 (£9 concesssion/£7 student) online and on the door.
WILLIAM BYRD Vigilate
GIOVANNI PIERLUIGI DA PALESTRINA Sicut cervus
THOMAS TALLIS God Grant with Grace
GIOVANNI PIERLUIGI DA PALESTRINA Descendit in hortum nocum
WILLIAM BYRD Sing joyfully
THOMAS TALLIS Spem in alium
GIOVANNI PIERLUIGI DA PALESTRINA Tu es petrus
RALPH VAUGHAN-WILLIAMS 3 Shakespeare songs
JAMES MACMILLAN O Radiant Dawn
ANDREW CAMPLING O be joyful in the Lord
KERRY ANDREW Archbishop Parker’s psalm
KRISTOPHER FULTON Llega la hora
JONATHAN DOVE The Passing of the Year