Behind the Scenes of The Choral Pilgrimage
Overview
Performance Time: 105 minutes
Ticket Prices: Free
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Our 2023 Choral Pilgrimage celebrates the legacy of one of choral music's most treasured composers.
2023 marks the 400th anniversary of the death of one of the greatest composers of the Renaissance. William Byrd was widely admired in his own time both at home and abroad and the influence he had on future generations was immense. Despite living through incredibly turbulent times and fearing for his own safety, his music is full of life, emotion and vitality.
Our 2023 Choral Pilgrimage will explore some of his most moving works and introduce audiences to the music of his influences and colleagues, bringing his legacy firmly into the modern day with the world premiere of two specially commissioned works by Dobrinka Tabakova.
The Choral Pilgrimage 2023: A Watchful Gaze
Find out morePROGRAMME
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Byrd
Arise Lord into thy rest
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van Wilder
O doux regard
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Byrd
Ne irascaris / Civitas sancti tui
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de Monte
O suavitas et dulcedo
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Dobrinka Tabakova
Arise Lord into thy rest (new commission)
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Clemens Non Papa
Tristitia et anxietas
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Byrd
Tristitia et anxietas
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Byrd
Turn our captivity
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Clemens Non Papa
Ego flos campi
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Dobrinka Tabakova
Turn our captivity (new commission)
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de Monte
Super flumina Babylonis
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Byrd
Quomodo cantabimus?
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Byrd
Vigilate
PERFORMERS
- The Sixteen
- Harry Christophers conductor