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Thomas Tallis Society - Polychoral Music from Renaissance Rome

Add to my Calendar 09-11-2024 19:30 09-11-2024 21:30 36 Thomas Tallis Society - Polychoral Music from Renaissance Rome The Thomas Tallis Society Choir presents a feast of late Italian Renaissance Choral Music in St Alfege Church in Greenwich, conducted by Eamonn Dougan. Experience the magnificence of the music of Palestrina, Pacelli, Victoria, Marenzio and Anerio. Using the galleries of this splendid Hawksmoor church, the TTS choir will be split into many parts, and the music will ring around the space, demonstrating how the church architecture influenced the composers. The programme also features solo items, and will include music by Cozzolani (voice), Cavazzoni (organ) and Castello (recorder). St Alfege Church, London DD/MM/YYYY

Details

St Alfege Church
3 Greenwich Church Street
Greenwich
London
SE10 9BJ
England

Programme

Asprilio Pacelli – Beati estis
Felice Anerio – Stabat Mater
Luca Marenzio – Super flumina Babylonis (à12)
Luca Marenzio – Iniquos odio habui
Tomas Luis de Victoria – Laetatus sum a 12 (motet)
Asprilio Pacelli – Gaudent in caelis
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina – Alma redemptoris Mater
Tomas Luis de Victoria – Laetatus sum a 12 (motet)

Performers

Olivia Shotton – Conductor
Eamonn Dougan – Conductor

Thomas Tallis Society Choir

Programme Note

The Thomas Tallis Society Choir presents a feast of late Italian Renaissance Choral Music in St Alfege Church in Greenwich, conducted by Eamonn Dougan.

Experience the magnificence of the music of Palestrina, Pacelli, Victoria, Marenzio and Anerio. Using the galleries of this splendid Hawksmoor church, the TTS choir will be split into many parts, and the music will ring around the space, demonstrating how the church architecture influenced the composers.

The programme also features solo items, and will include music by Cozzolani (voice), Cavazzoni (organ) and Castello (recorder).

Thomas Tallis Society - Polychoral Music from Renaissance Rome

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