A. concert of Hayden's Nelson Mass and Handel's Coronation Anthems, accompanied by the Instruments of Time and Truth.
Tag: <span>Haydn</span>
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27th Jan 2007 ~ St. Barnabas Church
Saturday, 27th January 2007, 8pm St Barnabas Church, Jericho, North Oxford Haydn Maria Theresa Mass Beethoven Mass in C Ghislaine Morgan (soprano) Stephen Taylor (alto) Adrian Lowe (tenor) Simon Whiteley (bass) With Summertown Players From the Oxford Times review (Nicola Lisle, 2 February 2007): “An exceptionally well-drilled choir, their crisp entries were faultless, their intonation spot on,...
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19th Jan 2008 ~ St. Margaret’s Church
Saturday, 19th January 2008 St Margaret’s Church, North Oxford Haydn Winter (from The Seasons) Walton Jubilate Britten Te Deum in C Mendelssohn Verleih uns Frieden Brahms Geistliches Lied Kate Ashby (soprano) Daniel Turner (tenor) Tom Edwards (bass) With Julian Littlewood on organ and piano Concert review “First up was Britten’s Te Deum in C major, delivered...
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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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16th May 2009 ~ St. Andrew’s Church
Saturday, 16th May 2009 at 8.00pm St Andrew’s Church Mozart Great Mass in C minor Ives Songs of Ariel (Premiere) Bach Agnus Dei from the Mass in B minor Haydn The Heavens are Telling Duncan Saunderson (conductor) Jane Sherriff & Catherine Young (soprano) Stephen Burrows (countertenor) Chris Watson (tenor) Tom Edwards (bass) with The Summertown Players led by Janet Froomes Excerpt from Mozart’s Great Mass in...
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Haydn & Purcell
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Haydn: Spring and Summer
Haydn's The Seasons, first performed in 1810, has a libretto based on a poem by the Scottish poet James Thomson. Composed at the age of seventy, the wonderfully exuberant and humorous music is Haydn at his best. A ploughman whistling the famous theme from Haydn's 'Surprise' Symphony, a calling quail, chirping crickets and croaking frogs are all part of a beautiful outdoor musical tapestry describing two of the loveliest seasons.