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St Nicholas' Church
Jane Street
High Bradfield
Sheffield
South Yorkshire
S6 6LG
England
Programme
William Byrd – Vigilate
Emily Dickens – Ave Maris Stella
William Byrd – Civitas Sancti Tui
Francisco Guerrero – O Virgen
Francis Poulenc – Salve Regina, FP 110
Claude Debussy – Dieu! qu'il la fait bon regarder!, L.92 no.1
Emily Dickens – Ave Maris Stella II
Francisco Guerrero – Virgen Sancta
Thomas Tallis – 9 Psalm Tunes for Archbishop Parker's Psalter: III (Psalm 2)
Paul Smith – Lost Innocence
Eric Whitacre – This Marriage
Gerald Finzi – Haste on, my joys!, Op.17 no.6
Taylor Scott Davis – Music, when soft voices die
Fraser Wilson – My Love is like a Red, Red Rose
Traditional Irish – The Last Rose of Summer
Michael McGlynn – Where All Roses Go
Elton John – Your Song
Jerome Kern – The Way You Look Tonight
Vince Clark – Only You
Toby Young – Hold Your Breath
Marta Keen – Homeward Bound
Performers
Apollo5
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Programme Note
The international award-winning British a capella ensemble are known for their wide repertoire from renaissance, classical and contemporary choral music to folk, jazz and pop. They have recently been included in Gramophone magazine’s favourite albums of 2021 with their new album ‘A Deep but Dazzling Darkness’: a collection that invites you to ‘coorie doon’ and enjoy music of comfort and joy.
WHERE ALL ROSES GO
The title of the programme refers to that most potent symbol of love and its transience: the rose. Apollo5 explores this idea through a varied collection of repertoire spanning 500 years and several musical styles. The release includes works by composers as broad-ranging as Francisco Guerrero, Eric Whitacre, William Byrd and Michael McGlynn. The programme also features arrangements written especially for Apollo5 and several new commissions from contemporary composers such as Paul Smith, Toby Young and Taylor Davis. Apollo5 unites this diverse collection of choral music, from some of the earliest known polyphonic writing through to the world of pop, in an energetic exploration of the joy and despair of human love.
