Showing posts with label Tallis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tallis. Show all posts

Monday, 19 September 2016

PHOENIX SINGERS

What a splendid concert we were given by Zephyr a few weeks ago! It is time now for another real treat.  The Phoenix Singers make a very welcome return. You can read the details in their poster below.


As you see on the poster here is a link to their website www.thephoenixsingers.co.uk

A while ago they sent me their provisional programme and here it is. I will post the final one when I have it.  I am sure you will agree that it  should be a wonderful evening.
  • Christe qui lux es et dies – Byrd
  • Alleluia – Randall Thompson 
  • Littlemore Tractus [+ organ] - Arvo Part
  • Bogoroditse Djevo - Arvo Pärt 
  • Organ solo?
  • Cantate Domino canticum novum  - Arvo Pärt 
  • Alleluia – Eric Whitacre 
  • O nata lux – Tallis 
INTERVAL

Madrigals:
  • Sing we and chant it – Morley 
  • Lady, when I behold – Wilbye 

Fancies - Rutter
  • The Riddle Song 
  • Tell me where is fancy bred 
  • There is a garden in her face 
  • Solo song & readings 
Madrigals:
  • Mother, I will have a husband – Vautor 
  • Adieu, sweet Amaryllis – Wilbye 
  • Lady, your words do spite me – Wilbye 
Shakespeare Songs – Mathias
  • It was a lover and his lass 
  • Sigh no more, ladies 
  • solo song & readings 
  • Who is Silvia? - Harris 
  • Touch her soft lips and part – Walton arr Chilcott 

Birthday Madrigals – Rutter
  • It was a lover and his lass 
  • Come live with me 




Monday, 18 November 2013

PROGRAMME FOR SAINT CECILIA CONCERT

It is possible you might like to know what to expect on Friday evening.

I shall play piano, organ and, maybe, a sampled sound harpsichord (if I can get it to work!)  And you have been warned -  I shall sing a little. And so shall you. We should have a good time and raise some more money for the organ. In case you tire of my warbling and yours we shall have a few moments pleasure while Mary Morgan sings a Britten song.


Sir William Walton 1902 - 1983
Prelude 'The Spitfire" 1942
Elegy. No2 of Three Pieces for organ. From film Richard 3 1955
William Byrd 1540 -1623
A Voluntarie from My Ladye Nevells Booke 1591
Thomas Tallis 1505 - 23 November 1585
Hymn Tallis’s Canon Glory to thee my God this night
words Bishop Ken 1674
Henry Purcell. 1659 died 21 November 1695
Ground in e.
Hymn. Westminster Abbey Christ is made the sure foundation
Sir Arthur Sullivan 1842 died 22 Nov 1900
He is an Englishman. HMS Pinafore
Willow, tit willow. Mikado
Hymn  Lux Eoi, Alleluia, hearts to heaven & voices raise,
Jeremiah Clarke. 1674 - 1707
Trumpet tune
Hymn  St. Magnus The head that once was crowned with thorns,

The interval

Eric Coates. 1886 - 1957
By the sleepy lagoon.
Hymn Dambusters March  God is our strength and refuge,
John Ireland 1879 - 1962
Months Mind 1935
Hymn My song is love unknown words 1664 Samuel Crossman 
Michael Martin 1939
Not a three piece suite. A little medley based on B.A.C.H. 2005
Toccata, Maybe it’s a minuet, Adagio, BACH misbehavin
Peter Maxwell Davies 1934
Farewell to Stromness from The Yellow Cake Revue 1980
Purcell
Round O zt684
Britten Britten. 22 November 1913 4 December 1976
The Birds 1929 words Hilaire Belloc sung by Mary Morgan
Prelude to "They walk alone" 1938
The Salley gardens 1943 words William Butler Yeats
Voluntary on "Tallis's Lamentation" 1940
hymn God moves in a mysterious way. arrangement from St Nicholas 1948