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St Cecilia’s Day Recital

Saturday 22 November 1986, 8pm

Wellington Cathedral of St Paul
Cnr Molesworth and Hill St
Wellington

Directed by Simon Ravens

Although a patron saint’s day may provide a fitting occasion for celebration, we may wonder in this case what St Cecilia would have thought of her own status in modern times. In fact, the legendary St Cecilia only became patron saint of music during the 16th century — the result of a mis-reading of an early Christian text which seemed to link her name with the organ.

Programme

Gradual: Hodie Christus natus est: Sweelinck
Motet: Alma redemptoris: Orlando Lassus
Motet: Ne timeas Maria: Tomas Luis de Victoria
Motet: Non conturbetur cor vestrum: Leonin

Four carols from O Magnum Mysterium: Peter Maxwell Davies

   O Magnum Mysterium
   Haylle, comly and clene
   Alleluia, pro Virgine Maria
   The Fader of Heven

Interval

Motet: Loquebantur variis linguis: Thomas Tallis
Motet: Miserere mei: Robert White
Motet: Domine praestolamur: William Byrd
Motet: Verbum caro: John Sheppard

Musical Director

Michael Stewart

Subscription Series 2012

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Schütz: St Matthew Passion

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The ‘Earthquake’ Mass – Brumel: Missa Et ecce terrae motus

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Renaissance Influences V – Springtime

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Reviews

"The desperately moving 20th century setting by Ernst Krenek … demonstrated the consort’s excellence in works across the centuries"

The Capital Times, 14 April 2010

Review of Lamentatio Jeremiae Prophetae – Music for Holy Week, Friday 2 April 2010

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