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Music of Our Time | Chapel Choir of Selwyn College, Cambridge / Onyx Brass

When
Wednesday March 20, 2024 at 19:30
Where
St Bride's Church, London
Tickets
£20 (centre aisle), £15 (side aisle), £5 (students), Under 18s free
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  1. The Night's Untruth - Tarik O'Regan
  2. Illumination, for organ and 2 trumpets - Isabelle Ryder
  3. This Shining Night, for organ - Christopher Churcher
  4. Flux - Yan Ee Toh
  5. Rasp, for brass band - Anselm McDonnell
  6. My lover spoke, for choir and organ - Jonathan Woolgar
  7. Dawn - George W Parris
  8. The Earth was without Form - Marisse Cato
  9. First Light - Steve Richer
  10. Let everything that hath breath praise the Lord (Psalm 150), for chorus and organ - Donald Wetherick

On Wednesday 20 March new works for choir, brass quintet and organ will take centre stage at John Armitage Memorial's season opening concert Music of Our Time. Taking place in the heart of London the concert features an exciting programme of world and London premieres (3 world, 6 London) performed by the Chapel Choir of Selwyn College, Cambridge, Onyx Brass and Simon Hogan (organ), under JAM conductor Michael Bawtree.

Highlights of Music of Our Time include revisiting JAM's 2010 Commission from Tarik O'Regan (The Night's Untruth) and the world premiere of a JAM Commission from Isabelle Ryder (Illumination).

The programme also features eight successful submissions to JAM's 2023 Call for Music by Toh Yan Ee, Steve Richer, Donald Wetherick, Marisse Cato, George W. Parris, Anselm McDonnell, Christopher Churcher and Jonathan Woolgar.


Venue
St Bride's Church
Fleet Street
London
London
EC4 8AU
England
@stbrideschurch

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