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Cantate Domino

When
Sunday April 22, 2018 at 19:00
Where
St Paul's Church, 'The Actors' Church' Covent Garden, London
Tickets
£23 (premium), £18 (unreserved), £5 children
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  1. My story has changed - Onose Obukohwo
  2. Our King has arrived - Itoro Abraham
  3. Jesus - Vena Obukohwo
  4. I have had singing - Steven Sametz
  5. Mass for 4 voices - William Byrd
    • Kyrie eleison
    • Agnus Dei
  6. Locus iste WAB 23 - Anton Bruckner
  7. Beati quorum via, from 3 Motets Op 38 - Sir Charles Villiers Stanford
  8. Hymn to the Virgin (Dostoino yest) - Pyotr Tchaikovsky
  9. Das Geläut zu Speyer - Ludwig Senfl
  10. The Lamb, 'Little lamb, who made thee?' - Sir John Tavener
  11. The long day closes - Sir Arthur Sullivan, lyrics by Henry Fothergill Chorley
  12. Northern Lights - Ola Gjeilo
  13. Fascinating rhythm, from Gershwin Songbook - George Gershwin, arranged by Roger Moon
  14. Tea for two - Vincent Youmans, lyrics by Irving Caesar, arranged by Peter Gritton
  15. Kalinka - Ivan Larionov, arranged by Bernard Dewagtere

An evening of devotional a cappella music with the Brotherhood of the Cross and Star Christ Natural Choir and sacred and secular a cappella music spanning six centuries with Witchert Chorale. Brotherhood of the Cross and Star Christ Natural Choir perform some of their unique songs, two of which have been composed by tonight's conductors. As seen on the BBC's 2016 'Choir of the Year' competition and ITV's 'Britain's Got Talent', this is sure to be a polished performance of the highest quality. After the interval, Buckinghamshire-based Witchert Chorale present sacred music by Bruckner, Byrd, Stanford and Tavener to name a few, and secular reflective music including Ola Gjeilo's remarkable Northern Lights and Arthur Sullivan's beautiful The long day closes, before finishing with a jazzy Gershwin number and a Russian folk song.

Join these fantastic two choirs for this varied programme in the lovely surroundings of St Paul's Covent Garden.


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St Paul's Church, 'The Actors' Church' Covent Garden
Bedford Street
London
London
WC2E 9ED
England
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