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The Desolate City

Music for Holy Week

Friday 14 April 2017, 7:30pm


Pre-concert talk 7pm

Wellington Cathedral of St Paul
Cnr Molesworth and Hill St
Wellington

Directed by Michael Stewart

A recital of choral music commemorating the wartime destruction of Dresden and Hiroshima, and the cry of the persecuted Catholic mourning the loss of the spiritual Jerusalem in a violently Protestant England. Featuring Byrd’s haunting Civitas sancti tui, Mauersberger’s hymn of mourning to his beloved Dresden Wie liegt die Stadt, and Jack Body’s anguished setting of Psalm 137 (By the waters of Babylon), his last commissioned work for The Tudor Consort.

Programme

Ne irascaris, Domine - Civitas sancti tui Byrd 
Lamentatio Heremiae Prophete Brumel 
Psalm 137 Body
Wie liegt die Stadt Mauersberger 
De lamentatione Mundy 
Super flumina Babylonis da Monte 
Quomodo cantabimus Byrd 
Ghosts, fire, water Mews

This concert was part of the 2017 Subscription Series.

Musical Director

Michael Stewart

Subscription Series 2020

April 10

Music for Holy Week

June 13

Field of the Cloth of Gold

September 12

Voices of Spring

September 13

Voices of Spring

November 7

Evolution of the Requiem

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Reviews

Brahms’s Deutsches Requiem given spirited and scrupulous performance by Tudor Consort

Middle C, 27 May 2017

Review of A German Requiem (London Version) – Johannes Brahms, Saturday 27 May 2017

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