A cappella choral music from three great eras
May 18 @ 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm
St John’s, Sharow nr Ripon HG4 5BJ
Sung in the superb acoustics of St. John’s Sharow, this concert showcases some beautiful and varied a cappella choral music from three eras and spanning nearly five hundred years.
You can hear works from the Renaissance by John Sheppard, Robert Parsons, and an Italian nun called Raffaella Aleotti.
You can lose yourself in the sublime romantic harmonies of Anton Bruckner and Hubert Parry.
And you can get a taste of what brilliant choral music written today sounds like, with works by Ola Gjeilo, Caroline Shaw and our own Matthew Oglesby.
There is something here for everyone. If you’ve not yet discovered the joys of choral music, this would be a great place to start!
The concert will last about 90 minutes, including an interval during which wine and juice will be served.
St Peter’s Singers
Alexander Woodrow conductor
In Pace | John Sheppard |
The Lords Prayer | John Sheppard |
Ave Maria | Robert Parsons |
Vidi speciosam | Raffaella Aleotti |
Virga Jesse | Anton Bruckner |
Christus factus est | Anton Bruckner |
Locus iste | Anton Bruckner |
Ave Maria | Anton Bruckner |
My Soul, there is a country far beyond the stars | Hubert Parry |
I know my soul hath power | Hubert Parry |
Never weather-beaten sail | Hubert Parry |
There is an old belief | Hubert Parry |
Picking Fruit on the Feast of the Transfiguration | Matthew Oglesby |
Ubi caritas | Ola Gjeilo |
And the Swallow | Caroline Shaw |