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And I Saw A New Heaven

  • Saint Stephen's Church Gloucester Road and Southwell Gardens London SW7 4RL United Kingdom (map)

Requiem aeternam | Ian Venables
Three Motets | Charles Villiers Stanford
Rhapsody in D flat | Herbert Howells
Cecilia Virgo | James Macmillan
Give Unto The Lord | Edward Elgar

INTERVAL

And I Saw a New Heaven | Edgar Bainton
Hail, Gladdening Light | Charles Wood
Dido’s Lament | Henry Purcell, Arr. Gavin Bryars
Festival Fanfare | Kenneth Leighton
Lo, the Full, Final Sacrifice | Gerald Finzi

Addison Chamber Choir
David Wordsworth -
Conductor

Addison Chamber Choir fill St Stephen’s Gloucester Road with the sounds of some of Britain’s finest choral music, including works by Wood, Elgar, Finzi and Purcell.

Addison Chamber Choir is an auditioned group of around 30-35 singers who have sung at several regional festivals and played a leading role in both the Percy Grainger Festival at King’s Place in 2011 and the John Ireland Festival at St Luke’s, Chelsea in 2012. More recent performances have been given with the Gavin Bryars Ensemble at the London Festival if Contemporary Church Music and at the award-winning ‘Minimalism Unwrapped Festival’ at King’s Place, as well as at St Martin–in the-Fields and St Clement Danes, London.

The choir sings a wide repertoire and has given world/London premieres of works by composers as diverse as by Gabriel Jackson, Cecilia McDowall, Gavin Bryars, David Matthews, Patrick Hawes, Edwin Roxburgh and Howard Skempton amongst many others. Recent and forthcoming performances have included joining the Addison Oratorio Choir in Salzburg Cathedral, as well as concerts at St Martin-in-the-Fields, St John’s Smith Square, concerts on the Isle of Man and a 70th birthday tribute to Howard Skempton at King’s Place.


Tickets : £23 (premium) / £18 (unreserved) / £5 (child) — call TicketSource on 0333 666 3366 or book online now!

Earlier Event: February 15
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Later Event: February 27
Vivaldi Gloria and Four Seasons