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Details

St John's Smith Square
Smith Square
City of Westminster

London
SW1P 3HA
England


Programme

Beth Nielsen ChapmanPrayers of an Atheist
Beth Nielsen ChapmanColor of Roses
Cecilia McDowallWorld premiere
Eric WhitacreLeonardo Dreams of His Flying Machine
Jessica CurryHome
Michael TippettA Child of our Time: 'Steal Away'
Anna Disley-SimpsonIn Their Gold Coats
Jocelyn HagenVespertilians
Richard AllainChrist's Love Song
Johannes BrahmsGeistliches Lied
Anton BrucknerOs justi, WAB 30
Tara MackIn Lak'ech
Thomas TallisSalvator Mundi (I)
Antonio LottiCrucifixus a 8 voci
Giovanni GabrieliAngelus ad pastores ait
Tomas Luis de VictoriaNigra sum

Performers

Dominic Ellis-Peckham – Conductor
Beth Nielsen Chapman – guest singer
David Smith – Piano

London Oriana Choir

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Programme Note

The centrepiece of the choir's 50th anniversary year brings together the best of its concert repertoire spanning five decades and seven centuries, plus special guest, twice Grammy-nominated US singer/songwriter Beth Nielsen Chapman recreating two pieces from a seminal performance with the choir at a concert for peace in St Paul’s Cathedral in London in 2006.

Other highlights from this most versatile choir include the world premiere of the anniversary commission from the choir's patron Cecilia McDowall and works ranging from Renaissance composers such as Spain’s Tomas Luis Victoria and Italy’s Giovanni Gabrieli, via the 19th century with Bruckner and Brahms to contemporary writers such as Eric Whitacre and Jessica Curry.

For this concert, the choir is also working for the first time with Thomas Guthrie, an innovative and award-winning British director and musician working in theatre and music to tell stories in vivid, new and direct ways.

London Oriana Choir: 50 Years of Song

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