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Vox in Rama: Lamentations by Phinot and White | The Renaissance Singers

When
Saturday February 8, 2020 at 19:30
Where
St Mary's Church, Bourne Street, London
Tickets
in advance: £12/ £10 (concessions) until 5th February 2020 at 7pm, thereafter: £14/ £12 (concessions)
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  1. Lamentations - Dominique Phinot
  2. Lamentations a5 - Robert White
  3. O vos omnus - Jacquet de Mantua
  4. Per tuam crucem - Cristóbal de Morales
  5. Hei mihi, domine - Francisco Guerrero
  6. In monte Oliveti oravit ad Patrem - Orlande de Lassus
  7. Vox in Rama - George Kirbye
  8. Plorate, filii Israel, from Jephte, 'Historia di Jephte' - Giacomo Carissimi
  9. Ne irascaris, Domine - William Byrd
  10. Miserere mihi, Domine - William Byrd

The Lamentations of Jeremiah inspired some of the most soulful polyphony ever written. Direct, dramatic settings of the verses alternate with lush vocal roulades. We present two of the greatest 16th century Lamentation settings, by Dominique Phinot and Robert White.

White’s astonishing Lamentations a5 are advanced in style for their time and feel like a despairing commentary on the religious turbulence of Elizabethan England. Phinot’s setting is equally pioneering, for the way he manages the double choir texture, starting with block textures but gradually opening up a kaleidoscopic range of subtle scoring combinations.

These two monumental pieces will be complemented by penitential motets by composers including George Kirby (Vox in Rama), Carlo Gesualdo (O vos omnes) and William Byrd (Ne irascaris) - music that crystallises sorrow and longing but also kindles humanity, hope and consolation.


Venue
St Mary's Church, Bourne Street
30 Bourne Street
London
London
SW1W 8JJ
England


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