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Voices of the North | Londinium (chamber choir)
Sibelius, Nielsen and their contemporaries
Add to my Calendar 23-10-2015 19:30 23-10-2015 21:30 36 Voices of the North | Londinium (chamber choir) London chamber choir Londinium opens its tenth-anniversary season by marking 150 years since the births of two great Nordic composers, Jean Sibelius and Carl Nielsen. Although known primarily for their symphonies, both wrote beautiful and characterful choral music; the selection includes Sibelius' haunting Rakastava (The Lover) and Nielsen's intense Tre Motetter. Alongside these works Londinium performs ravishing music by Peter Lange-Müller, Wilhelm Stenhammar and Toivo Kuula - composers hardly known to UK audiences - before concluding the programme with the classic Lorca Suite by Einojuhani Rautavaara. St Sepulchre-without-Newgate Church, London DD/MM/YYYYDetails
St Sepulchre-without-Newgate Church
Holborn Viaduct
City of London
London
EC1A 2DQ
England
Programme
Jean Sibelius – Rakastava, Op.14
Peter Erasmus Lange-Müller – Tre Madonnasange
Mogens Pedersøn – Pratum Spirituale: Kyrie from Mass
Carl Nielsen – 3 Motets, Op.55
~ Interval ~
Wilhelm Stenhammar – Tre Körvisor
Jean Sibelius – Män från slätten och havet
Toivo Kuula – Auringon noustessa
Carl Nielsen – Jens Vejmand (arr. Michael Bojesen)
Jean Sibelius – Venematka
Jean Sibelius – Sortunut ääni
Jean Sibelius – Saarella palaa
Jean Sibelius – Sydämeni laulu
Rautavaara Einojuhani – Suite de Lorca
Performers
Andrew Griffiths – Conductor
Londinium
Programme Note
London chamber choir Londinium opens its tenth-anniversary season by marking 150 years since the births of two great Nordic composers, Jean Sibelius and Carl Nielsen. Although known primarily for their symphonies, both wrote beautiful and characterful choral music; the selection includes Sibelius' haunting Rakastava (The Lover) and Nielsen's intense Tre Motetter. Alongside these works Londinium performs ravishing music by Peter Lange-Müller, Wilhelm Stenhammar and Toivo Kuula - composers hardly known to UK audiences - before concluding the programme with the classic Lorca Suite by Einojuhani Rautavaara.
