Addison Singers - Haydn 'Nelson Mass' & more ...
Presented by: Addison Singers
0 | LONDON: St Peter's Church, Chiswick (info) |
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P | Saturday 26th November, 2022 (Sat 26th Nov, 2022 | Doors at 6:45pm, event starts 7:30pm) |
N | Door time: 6:45pm, start time: 7:30pm |
. | Age restrictions are shown in the Event information and/or Ticket types |
C | Music - Classical |
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Event Information
The Addison Singers concert on November 26th will sadly see their last performance under David Wordsworth, who has been Music Director of the organisation for over 26 years.
The programme will include the world premiere of a substantial new work by Master of the King’s Music, Judith Weir, especially written for the occasion, ‘O sweet spontaneous earth’, as well as music by Gavin Bryars, Bob Chilcott, Cecilia McDowall, Howard Skempton and Howard Goodall, composers that have been associated with the Addison choirs for many years. The choirs Assistant Music Director Matthew Hough will be the soloist in Finzi’s beautiful ‘Eclogue’ for piano & strings, and to end the evening, four young soloists, and the Brandenburg Sinfonia, join both the Oratorio and Chamber Choirs for Haydn’s uplifting ‘Nelson Mass’.
Venue information
London: St Peter's Church, Chiswick0 | Southfield Road London W4 1BB |
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` | On-street parking available - please be advised that a ‘controlled parking zone’ apples |