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Collegium Singers Concert

Musical Masters of Rome

Add to my Calendar 24-06-2017 19:30 24-06-2017 21:30 36 Collegium Singers Concert Choral concert of sacred and secular works from Rome covering 500 years from Palestrina to Morricone with works by Victoria, Scarlatti, Pitoni and others. Collegium Singers are delighted to be returning to the Church of St Peter & St Paul in North Curry with their Guest Director Ian Webb-Taylor and this programme of music, largely composed in Rome. The concert coincides with the Church’s celebration of its patrons St Peter & St Paul, both of whom have strong associations with that city; the music we shall perform includes works by some of the long succession of musicians who were either born or have worked in Rome and who between them represent almost 5 centuries of inspirational composition.                 Tickets from Taunton Visitor Centre, Market House, Fore Street, Taunton, TA1 1JD and North Curry Post Office and on line through choir website http://www.collegiumsingers.or.uk/page2       Church of St Peter & St Paul, Taunton DD/MM/YYYY

Details

Church of St Peter & St Paul
Moor Lane
Taunton
Somerset
TA3 6LJ
England

Programme

Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina – Missa Aeterna Christi munera
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina – Constitutes eos
Tomas Luis de Victoria – Magnificat primi toni
Giuseppe Corsi da Celano – Adoramus Te
Doménico Scarlatti – Missa quatuor vocum
Lorenzo Perosi – Ave Maria
Domenico Bartolucci – Cantabo Domino
Domenico Bartolucci – Coeli Enarrant
Ennio Morricone – Gabriel's Oboe

Performers

Ian Webb-Taylor – Music Director

Collegium Singers

Programme Note

Choral concert of sacred and secular works from Rome covering 500 years from Palestrina to Morricone with works by Victoria, Scarlatti, Pitoni and others.

Collegium Singers are delighted to be returning to the Church of St Peter & St Paul in North Curry with their Guest Director Ian Webb-Taylor and this programme of music, largely composed in Rome.

The concert coincides with the Church’s celebration of its patrons St Peter & St Paul, both of whom have strong associations with that city; the music we shall perform includes works by some of the long succession of musicians who were either born or have worked in Rome and who between them represent almost 5 centuries of inspirational composition.                

Tickets from Taunton Visitor Centre, Market House, Fore Street, Taunton, TA1 1JD and North Curry Post Office and on line through choir website http://www.collegiumsingers.or.uk/page2

 

 

 

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