The Esterhazy Singers – Brahms’ Ein Deutsches Requiem – 7:30pm
The Esterhazy Singers will present Brahms’ Ein Deutsches Requiem for their Autumn 2022 concert, as arranged by the composer for choir and two pianos. The choir will be accompanied on piano by Jan Rautio and Jennifer Carter and the soloists for the concert will be Maria Marshall (Soprano) and Alex Bower-Brown (Baritone).
Holy Trinity, Sloane Square, SW1X 9BZ, Wednesday 9th November at 7.30pm
Doors open at 7pm for a 7.30pm start and there will be no interval. Tickets are £18 each or £10 for under 25s and are available for purchase in advance using the link below or on the door.
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Join us for two performances of Monteverdi’s Vespers (1610), one of the great masterpieces of sacred music, with Trafalgar Sinfonia conducted by Ivor Setterfield.
Published over four centuries ago, the Vespers stands at the threshold between the Renaissance and the Baroque, combining ancient plainchant with bold new operatic expression. Its radiant choruses, intimate solo motets and dazzling instrumental writing make it a thrilling experience live, and the beautiful Arts and Crafts setting of Holy Trinity Sloane Square makes it an evening of colour, drama and devotion.
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