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Bruckner, Rheinberger and Brahms
Part of the Brandenburg Choral Festival of London 2017 Autumn Series
Add to my Calendar 15-11-2017 19:00 15-11-2017 21:00 36 Bruckner, Rheinberger and Brahms The Brandenburg Choral Festival of London welcomes back the fabulous Chapel Choir of Worcester College Oxford, and its conductor Thomas Allery. In the first half they explore the Romantic German Choral Tradition of the 19th Century, with motets by Bruckner, Brahms and Rheinberger, with some serene organ works by Mendelssohn and Brahms providing moments of repose. The second half features music for compline and the end of the day, with traditional plainsong, and works by Tallis, White and Weelkes. For more information please click here. The Queen's Chapel of the Savoy, London DD/MM/YYYYDetails
The Queen's Chapel of the Savoy
Savoy Hill
The Strand
London
WC2R 0DA
England
Programme
Anton Bruckner – Christus factus est, WAB 11
Anton Bruckner – Locus iste, WAB 23
Anton Bruckner – Os justi, WAB 30
Johannes Brahms – Prelude on 'O Welt, ich muss dich lassen, Op.122 no.11
Johannes Brahms – Geistliches Lied, Op.30
Josef Gabriel Rheinberger – Cantus Missae Op.109: Kyrie
Felix Mendelssohn – Andante in D major, MWV W 32
Josef Gabriel Rheinberger – 3 Geistliche Gesänge, Op.69: Abendlied
~ Interval ~
Traditional Plainsong – Salve Regina
John Bull – Fantasia
Christopher Tye – Nunc Dimittis
William Mundy – O Lord the maker of all thing
Thomas Tallis – Te Lucis Anter Terminum (Ferial)
Thomas Morley – Nolo mortem peccatoris
Thomas Tomkins – Fantasia
Thomas Tallis – In Manus tuas
Robert White – Christe qui lux es et dies
Pierre Villette – Hymn a la Vierge, Op.24
Thomas Weelkes – Alleluia I heard a voice
Thomas Tallis – Te Lucis Anter Terminum (Festal)
Performers
Alexander Palotai – organ
Julia Alsop – organ
Thomas Allery – Conductor
Choir of Worcester College Chapel
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Programme Note
The Brandenburg Choral Festival of London welcomes back the fabulous Chapel Choir of Worcester College Oxford, and its conductor Thomas Allery. In the first half they explore the Romantic German Choral Tradition of the 19th Century, with motets by Bruckner, Brahms and Rheinberger, with some serene organ works by Mendelssohn and Brahms providing moments of repose. The second half features music for compline and the end of the day, with traditional plainsong, and works by Tallis, White and Weelkes.
For more information please click here.