The Carice Singers
Friday 10 November 2017 at 7.30pm
REMEMBRANCE
British choral music reflecting on war and peace
Thomas Tallis: Salvator Mundi
Thomas Morley: I Heard a Voice from Heaven
William Byrd: Miserere Mihi Domine
Robert Lucas De Pearsall: Lay a Garland
Herbert Howells: Requiem
Charles Villiers Stanford: Beati Quorum Via
Hubert Parry: Songs of Farewell iii) Nether weather-beaten sail iv) There is an old belief
W. Dennis Browne: God is our Strength and Song
Edward Elgar: They are at rest
Cecilia McDowall: I know that my redeemer liveth
William H. Harris: Bring us, O Lord God
Hubert Parry: In Praise of Song
The Carice Singers is one of the finest professional choirs currently emerging in the UK, with a “beauty of tone” and “musicality” that “few can match” (Gramophone Magazine). Named after Sir Edward Elgar’s daughter and led by their Founder and Conductor George Parris, the choir is committed to bringing a passionate and imaginative approach to a wide range of remarkable choral music, specialising in the works of British composers.
Now entering its sixth year, The Carice Singers has given well over thirty performances in some striking venues across the British Isles, ranging from intimate country churches to more high-profile Metropolitan locations. Their three discs of British choral music for Naxos have gained considerable critical acclaim for their “captivating interpretations” (Choir & Organ Magazine) and “beautifully blended tone” (The Guardian) as well as for their championing of lesser-known works.
www.thecaricesingers.co.uk
British choral music reflecting on war and peace
Thomas Tallis: Salvator Mundi
Thomas Morley: I Heard a Voice from Heaven
William Byrd: Miserere Mihi Domine
Robert Lucas De Pearsall: Lay a Garland
Herbert Howells: Requiem
Charles Villiers Stanford: Beati Quorum Via
Hubert Parry: Songs of Farewell iii) Nether weather-beaten sail iv) There is an old belief
W. Dennis Browne: God is our Strength and Song
Edward Elgar: They are at rest
Cecilia McDowall: I know that my redeemer liveth
William H. Harris: Bring us, O Lord God
Hubert Parry: In Praise of Song
The Carice Singers is one of the finest professional choirs currently emerging in the UK, with a “beauty of tone” and “musicality” that “few can match” (Gramophone Magazine). Named after Sir Edward Elgar’s daughter and led by their Founder and Conductor George Parris, the choir is committed to bringing a passionate and imaginative approach to a wide range of remarkable choral music, specialising in the works of British composers.
Now entering its sixth year, The Carice Singers has given well over thirty performances in some striking venues across the British Isles, ranging from intimate country churches to more high-profile Metropolitan locations. Their three discs of British choral music for Naxos have gained considerable critical acclaim for their “captivating interpretations” (Choir & Organ Magazine) and “beautifully blended tone” (The Guardian) as well as for their championing of lesser-known works.
www.thecaricesingers.co.uk
