A. concert of Hayden's Nelson Mass and Handel's Coronation Anthems, accompanied by the Instruments of Time and Truth.
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Saturday, 26th June 2004 at 8pm St. Peter’s College Chapel, Oxford
In conjunction with Stanmore Choral Society Conducted by David Gould and Duncan Saunderson Handel, Zadok the Priest, Let the Bright Seruphim Mozart, Ave Verum, Laudate Dominum Gibbons, This is the Record of John Bach, Jesu Joy of Man’s Desiring Schubert, Ave Maria Haydn, Insanae et Vanae Curae Bruckner, Locus Iste Mendelssohn, Hear my Prayer Elgar, Give Unto the Lord, Ave Verum Stanford, Te Deum Stainer, God So Loved the...
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21st Jan 2006 ~ St. Andrew’s Church
Saturday, 21st January 2006, 8pm St Andrew’s Church, Linton Road, North Oxford Vivaldi Gloria Handel Utrecht Te Deum Britten Jubilate J. S. Bach Lobet den Herrn Ghislaine Morgan (soprano) Sue Young (soprano) Stephen Taylor (countertenor) Ben Linton (tenor) Tom Edwards (bass) With Summertown Players Antonio Vivaldi, “Il Prete Rosso” (“The Redhaired Priest”) was one of the greatest Italian baroque composers...
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17th May 2008 ~ St. Andrew’s Church
Handel Chandos Anthem No 9 Haydn Spring, from The Seasons Britten Five Flower Songs Susan Piggott (soprano) Stephen Taylor (countertenor) Nick Hewlett (tenor) Tom Edwards (bass) The Summertown Players With Julian Littlewood on harpsichord and piano Full Programme… Concert recordings
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23rd Jan 2010 ~ St. Barnabas Church
Monteverdi 1610 Vespers – Deus in Adjutorium, Ave Maris Stella, Magnificat Handel Nisi Dominus The King shall rejoice Dering Factum est Silentium Humfrey Hear O Heavens Duncan Saunderson (conductor) Sally Dunkley & Carys Lane (soprano) Stephen Taylor (countertenor) Guy Cutting & Nick Hewlett (tenor) George Coltart (bass) with The Summertown Players led by Janet Froomes Full Programme Excerpt from Monteverdi’s Vespers Photos… Photos courtesy of,...
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Handel’s Messiah
Handel’s Messiah Duncan Saunderson conductor Carys Lane soprano, Stephen Burrows countertenor, Ben Alden tenor, George Coltart bass with the Summertown Players on period instruments, led by Caroline Balding Full programme… Excerpts… Photos… Photos courtesy of, and copyright to Malcolm Chandler.
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50th Anniversary Concert
2 July 2011 ~ Sheldonian Theatre 50th anniversary concert Handel: My Heart is Inditing, Foundling Hospital Anthem Mendelssohn: Ave Maria Brahms: movements from Ein Deutsches Requiem Philip Moore: Three Oxford Songs (new commission) and part-songs by Tippett, Parry, Brahms, Copland and Grayston Ives ~*~ Duncan Saunderson conductor Carys Lane soprano, Helen Parker soprano, Stephen Burrows countertenor, James Gilchrist tenor, George Coltart bass with the Summertown Players led by Simon Jones and Julian Littlewood & Ben Holden piano Full Programme To celebrate...
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Schubert, Mozart, Handel and Verdi
Summertown Choral Society's Summer concert included two popular masses, as well as Handel and Verdi choruses. The Krönungsmesse (Coronation Mass in C Major, KV 317), was so called because it was first performed either for Francis I of Austria or Leopold II in Prague, is one of the most popular of Mozart's 17 Mass settings, composed in 1779. It is famous for the Agnus Dei, one of Mozart's most sublime sacred soprano solos. Schubert's Mass in G was written in a week at the age of 18. His genius for melody, through simplicity, is evident and the Mass has become one of his most popular sacred works.
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Handel: Israel in Egypt
Mozart’s words are no better demonstrated than in Handel’s magnificent oratorio Israel in Egypt. It soon stood alongside Messiah as one of England’s favourite choral treasures. Choruses and solos of frogs, pestilence, hailstones, darkness, insects, fire and violent smiting contain some of his greatest writing.
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