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Saturday 25 May 2024 I 7.30pm
Southwell Minster
Tickets: £18, Students £5.00. Children FREE (must be accompanied by fee paying adult)
Rütti Requiem & Vivaldi Gloria
April Fredrick Soprano
Angus McPhee Baritone
Southern Sinfonia
Richard Laing Conductor
Simon Hogan Organ
If you were lucky enough to be in Southwell Minster on 11th May 2013 you will know just how powerful and exciting is the setting of the Requiem by the Swiss composer Carl Rütti. So popular was this wonderful work with both audience and singers that Nottingham Harmonic Choir were determined to perform it again.
The work's jazz and blues influences are paired with the composer's love of the English choral tradition to create a Requiem at once thrilling and intensely moving. Two of the Harmonic's best-loved soloists, April Fredrick and Angus McPhee, now well established in their careers, reprise their roles from a decade ago.
Vivaldi's evergreen Gloria will begin the concert, with its enchanting combination of dance-like movements with moments of still contemplation.
| Rütti Requiem & Vivaldi Gloria - Nottingham Harmonic Choir (25 May 2024) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Saturday | 19:30 | - 21:20 |
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