Join New London Singers for an evening of soul-stirring choral music as we present a captivating concert themed around 'Penitence and Praise', under the leadership of Jamie Powe. This musical journey through Lent promises to be a moving and reflective experience, set within the acoustically rich St. James's Church in Sussex Gardens, London.
The carefully curated program for the evening includes masterpieces from various eras, seamlessly weaving together themes of penitence and praise:
- Crucifixus – Lotti: An emotive and contemplative composition that captures the essence of Lent.
- Eram Quasi Agnus – Victoria: A profound work by the Spanish Renaissance composer that delves into the penitential spirit.
- Caligaverunt – Victoria: Victoria's composition further explores the depths of penitential themes, resonating with the season of Lent.
- Quatre Motets pour un Temps de Penitence – Poulenc: Poulenc's exquisite motets provide a modern touch to the program, creating a bridge between the old and the new.
- Ave Regina Caelorum – Weir: Judith Weir's composition brings a contemporary perspective to the concert, enriching the musical tapestry.
- Media Vita – Briggs: A composition by contemporary British composer Kerensa Briggs, providing a thought-provoking musical exploration.
- Regina Caeli – McDowall: Cecilia McDowall's work adds a celestial touch to the evening, celebrating the joy that awaits after the period of penitence.
- Hear my Prayer – Purcell: A timeless piece by Henry Purcell that beautifully blends penitence and praise, capturing the essence of the concert theme.
- Wie Liegt Die Stadt So Wüst – Mauersberger: Rudolf Mauersberger's composition adds a touch of German Romanticism to the repertoire, enhancing the diversity of the program.
- Miserere - Macmillan: James Macmillan's contemporary interpretation of the Miserere tradition promises a powerful and evocative finale to the co
