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Mozart Solemn Vespers, Haydn Harmoniemesse | English Arts Chorale
English Arts Chorale (choir)
Grace Wexler (soprano)
Rachael Best-Babayeju (alto)
Matthew Pinto (tenor)
Alex Yehorychev (baritone)
Jonathan Lilley (organ)
Leslie Olive (conductor)
Join us on Saturday 19th October, to hear The English Arts Chorale together with a delightful group of four young aspiring professional solo singers perform for you music by Haydn and Mozart.
You will hear the only major composition by Haydn or Mozart that was not written in the Eighteenth Century, Haydn’s last Mass setting, known as the “Harmoniemesse”, which dates from 1801. (To give context to that date, Beethoven was then 31, had written his first symphony and was working on his second.)
As well as Haydn’s Harmoniemesse, we will perform the famous “Vespers” by Mozart (“Vesperae Solennes de Confessore”, K.339), which is a set of six pieces, five of them having text from the book of Psalms, and the sixth being the Magnificat.
There’s a bonus, too. If you’re an Inspector Morse fan, your imagination will be taken straight back to the Oxford of the curmudgeonly Chief Inspector when you hear the Laudate Dominum from the Vespers, a beyond-exquisite solo for soprano and choir.
Do join us for a feast of Haydn and Mozart.
Grace Wexler (soprano)
Rachael Best-Babayeju (alto)
Matthew Pinto (tenor)
Alex Yehorychev (baritone)
Jonathan Lilley (organ)
Leslie Olive (conductor)
Join us on Saturday 19th October, to hear The English Arts Chorale together with a delightful group of four young aspiring professional solo singers perform for you music by Haydn and Mozart.
You will hear the only major composition by Haydn or Mozart that was not written in the Eighteenth Century, Haydn’s last Mass setting, known as the “Harmoniemesse”, which dates from 1801. (To give context to that date, Beethoven was then 31, had written his first symphony and was working on his second.)
As well as Haydn’s Harmoniemesse, we will perform the famous “Vespers” by Mozart (“Vesperae Solennes de Confessore”, K.339), which is a set of six pieces, five of them having text from the book of Psalms, and the sixth being the Magnificat.
There’s a bonus, too. If you’re an Inspector Morse fan, your imagination will be taken straight back to the Oxford of the curmudgeonly Chief Inspector when you hear the Laudate Dominum from the Vespers, a beyond-exquisite solo for soprano and choir.
Do join us for a feast of Haydn and Mozart.
Start Time: 7.30 pm
Ticket Prices: £12, 16, 20; concessions £6
Tickets Available From: www.englisharts.org/products/haydn-mozart-19-oct-2024
Phone Number for Tickets: 07901 604905
Tickets at the door - until sold out
Parking available at the school opposite
Ticket Prices: £12, 16, 20; concessions £6
Tickets Available From: www.englisharts.org/products/haydn-mozart-19-oct-2024
Phone Number for Tickets: 07901 604905
Tickets at the door - until sold out
Parking available at the school opposite
St Mary’s Church,
Chart Lane,
Reigate, Surrey RH2 7RN
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Website:
www.englisharts.org