Phoenix Consort

A Grieving Harp (Bridlington Priory)
2023-09-23 19:30 - 21:00 UTC | Bridlington Priory Church, The Bolt, Bridlington, East Riding of Yorkshire, YO16 7BN, United Kingdom
At Bridlington Priory Church on Saturday 23rd September, 7.30pm, the Phoenix Consort celebrates five centuries of European choral music. Hear some wonderful music from the Spanish and English Renaissance, alongside contemporary works from around the world. Thanks to the generosity of the church, this concert will be free of charge.
A contemplation of Western choral music through five centuries of European and American artistic output, A Grieving Harp illustrates the true evolution of choral repertoire from an international view. From the Spanish Renaissance, English Enlightenment and French Chanson to compositions by living composers, the Phoenix Consort invites you on a choral journey around the world, through as much a reflection as a celebration of choral music’s global influence and beauty.

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Works

Versa Est in Luctum (Officium Defunctorum) – Tomás Luis de Victoria
Zain (Lamentation) – Cristobal de Morales
Inter Vestibulum – Pedro de Cristo
Versa Est in Luctum – Alonso Lobo
Selig sind die Toten – Heinrich Schütz
Herr, lehre doch mich – Rudolf Mauersberger
Abendlied – Josef Rheinberger
Kyrie (Mass in E-flat) – Josef Rheinberger
Ubi Caritas – Ola Gjeilo
(Brief Interval)
There is an Old Belief (Songs of Farewell) – Hubert Parry
Lead, Kindly Light – John Rutter
As Vesta was from Latmos hill descending – Thomas Weelkes
The Turtle Dove – Ralph Vaughan-Williams
If Ye Love Me – Thomas Tallis
Vigilate – William Byrd
Surrexit pastor bonus – Jean L’héretier
Mille Regretz – Josquin des Prez
Il est bel et bon – Pierre Passereau
Grandmother Moon – Eleanor Daley
The Road Home – Stephen Paulus
Con amores, la mi madre (arr. Chilcott) – Juan de Anchieta

A Grieving Harp (Barnard Castle)
2023-09-22 19:30 - 21:00 | St. Mary’s Parish Church, Newgate, Barnard Castle, DL12 8NQ, United Kingdom
The Phoenix Consort celebrates five centuries of European choral music at St. Mary’s Parish Church, Barnard Castle on Friday 22nd September at 7.30pm. Hear some wonderful music from the Spanish and English Renaissance, alongside contemporary works from around the world. Thanks to the generosity of St. Mary’s, this concert will be free of charge.
A contemplation of Western choral music through five centuries of European and American artistic output, A Grieving Harp illustrates the true evolution of choral repertoire from an international view. From the Spanish Renaissance, English Enlightenment and French Chanson to compositions by living composers, the Phoenix Consort invites you on a choral journey around the world, through as much a reflection as a celebration of choral music’s global influence and beauty.

Reserve Tickets

Works

Versa Est in Luctum (Officium Defunctorum) – Tomás Luis de Victoria
Zain (Lamentation) – Cristobal de Morales
Inter Vestibulum – Pedro de Cristo
Versa Est in Luctum – Alonso Lobo
Selig sind die Toten – Heinrich Schütz
Herr, lehre doch mich – Rudolf Mauersberger
Abendlied – Josef Rheinberger
Kyrie (Mass in E-flat) – Josef Rheinberger
Ubi Caritas – Ola Gjeilo
(Brief Interval)
There is an Old Belief (Songs of Farewell) – Hubert Parry
Lead, Kindly Light – John Rutter
As Vesta was from Latmos hill descending – Thomas Weelkes
The Turtle Dove – Ralph Vaughan-Williams
If Ye Love Me – Thomas Tallis
Vigilate – William Byrd
Surrexit pastor bonus – Jean L’héretier
Mille Regretz – Josquin des Prez
Il est bel et bon – Pierre Passereau
Grandmother Moon – Eleanor Daley
The Road Home – Stephen Paulus
Con amores, la mi madre (arr. Chilcott) – Juan de Anchieta
