The choir of Merton College to perform ‘Beati quorum via’ on 16 March
On Sunday, March 16th, the choir of Merton College, Oxford, will perform ‘Beati quorum via‘, a recent piece which they commissioned as part of the Merton Choirbook, celebrating the 750th anniversary of the College’s founding. Benjamin Nicholas will conduct.
Reading Bach Choir to perform ‘Three Auden Settings’ on 4 May
On Saturday, May 4th, the Reading Bach Choir (UK) will perform my ‘Three Auden Settings’. The performance will take place at Reading Minster and will be conducted by Matthew Hamilton. More information can be found on the Choir’s
ConQordia to perform ‘I will lift up mine eyes’ on 9 December
On Sunday, December 9th, ConQordia will perform my Psalm 121 setting ‘I will lift up mine eyes’. The performance will take place at Holy Trinity, Sloane Sq, London and will be conducted by Michael Abrams.
The choir of Merton College premieres ‘Beati quorum via’ on 21 October
On October 21st, the choir of Merton College, Oxford, will give the first performance of ‘Beati quorum via‘, a new piece commissioned as part of the Merton Choirbook, which celebrates the 750th anniversary of the College’s founding. Benjamin Nicholas
The Copley Singers perform ‘Their Lonely Betters’ on 15 July
On July 15th, The Copley Singers (Brian Jones, cond.) will perform Their Lonely Betters, the third of my Three Auden Settings. The performance will take place at the Yarmouth New Church Foundation in Yarmouth Port, Massachusetts.
Exmoor Singers of London perform ‘Their Lonely Betters’ on 15 July
On July 15th, Exmoor Singers of London (James Jarvis, cond.) will perform Their Lonely Betters, the third of my Three Auden Settings. The performance will take place at Burgh House in Hampstead, London.
Pegasus perform ‘Turn, Beloved’ on 18 September 2011
On 18 September 2011, Pegasus (Matthew Altham, cond.) will perform “Turn, Beloved” as part of a concert celebrating settings of texts from the King James version of the Bible. The performance will take place at Holy Trinity Church, Sloane
Exmoor Singers of London perform ‘Do not go gentle into that good night’ on 9 June 2011
On Thursday 9 June, Exmoor Singers of London (James Jarvis, cond.) will be performing James Lavino’s setting of Dylan Thomas’s poem ‘Do not go gentle into that good night’. The performance will take place at St Stephen’s, Gloucester Road,
