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Will Todd: Jazz Missa Brevis
Part of the Brandenburg Choral Festival of London 2018 Spring Series
Add to my Calendar 03-02-2018 19:30 03-02-2018 21:30 36 Will Todd: Jazz Missa Brevis The Angmering Chorale return to the Brandenburg Choral Festival of London with this contrasting programme of choral works. In the first half they will perform some of the great choruses from Handel's Messiah, including All we like sheep, Worthy is the Lamb and, of course, Hallelujah. In the second half, an opportunity to hear Will Todd's innovative Jazz Missa Brevis, breathing new life into the Latin mass texts with jazz idioms, including a ballad-like Sanctus, and up-beat Latin-groove-inspired Gloria. To finish, echoes of the Proms and Summertime to warm a February evening, with the entertaining Fantasia on British Sea Songs and ever popular Jerusalem. For more information please click here. St Katharine Cree, London DD/MM/YYYYDetails
St Katharine Cree
86 Leadenhall Street
City of London
London
EC3A 3BP
England
Programme
George Frideric Handel – Messiah: highlights
Will Todd – Jazz Missa Brevis
Wood Henry – Fantasia on British Sea Songs
Charles Hubert Hastings Parry – Jerusalem
Performers
George Jones – Conductor
Alison Manton – piano
Angmering Chorale
Other concerts in this Festival
Programme Note
The Angmering Chorale return to the Brandenburg Choral Festival of London with this contrasting programme of choral works. In the first half they will perform some of the great choruses from Handel's Messiah, including All we like sheep, Worthy is the Lamb and, of course, Hallelujah. In the second half, an opportunity to hear Will Todd's innovative Jazz Missa Brevis, breathing new life into the Latin mass texts with jazz idioms, including a ballad-like Sanctus, and up-beat Latin-groove-inspired Gloria. To finish, echoes of the Proms and Summertime to warm a February evening, with the entertaining Fantasia on British Sea Songs and ever popular Jerusalem.
For more information please click here.
