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Sing out a New Song!
contemporary choral music for Holy Week
Part of the Festival 200 at St Mary’s Banbury 2022
Add to my Calendar 10-04-2022 15:00 10-04-2022 17:00 36 Sing out a New Song! Members of Oxford's foremost contemporary choir, Commotio, perform in St Mary’s Church as a smaller a cappella ensemble, Commotissimo. Known best for championing emerging contemporary composers and bringing to the fore the lost works of better known composers, Commotissimo sings predominantly one to a part, exploring classical and a cappella repertoire. To mark the start of Holy Week, Commotissimo will sing works spanning centuries of choral music, including those by Lotti, Clarke, Chilcott, and Thorvaldsdottir, celebrating the joy of voices in harmony. St Mary's Church, Banbury DD/MM/YYYYDetails
St Mary's Church
Horse Fair
Banbury
Oxfordshire
OX16 0AA
England
Programme
Jussi Chydenius – Uphill
Antonio Lotti – Crucifixus (trans. Elwood Williams)
Richard Allain – Music (2019)
Rebecca Clarke – Come, oh come, my life's delight
Bob Chilcott – Marriage to My Lady Poverty
Francis Pott – Ubi Caritas
Cecilia McDowall – Joy and Woe
James Whitbourn – Annalies: There is no speech or language
Peter Klatzow – Three Spiritual Nocturnes
~ Interval ~
William Harris – Faire is the heaven
Mia Makaroff – Were you there?
Ysaye Barnwell – Wanting Memories
Malin Gavelin – Hold Me Fast
Anna Thorvaldsdottir – Heyr þú oss himnum á
Ethel Smyth – Komm, süsser Tod
Performers
Commotio
Programme Note
Members of Oxford's foremost contemporary choir, Commotio, perform in St Mary’s Church as a smaller a cappella ensemble, Commotissimo. Known best for championing emerging contemporary composers and bringing to the fore the lost works of better known composers, Commotissimo sings predominantly one to a part, exploring classical and a cappella repertoire. To mark the start of Holy Week, Commotissimo will sing works spanning centuries of choral music, including those by Lotti, Clarke, Chilcott, and Thorvaldsdottir, celebrating the joy of voices in harmony.
