The Tallis Scholars: Palestrina & Pärt
Saturday 01 February 2025
7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina and Arvo Pärt: two masters of sacred music, separated by five centuries and half a continent, but united by the purity, emotion and spiritual power of their work. For more than half a century, the Tallis Scholars have been the world’s pre-eminent performers of early vocal music. But they’ve long since turned their intense commitment and ravishing purity of sound on vocal music from later centuries, making them the ideal ensemble to celebrate both Palestrina’s 500th anniversary and the 90th birthday of Arvo Pärt. Because after all: beauty is eternal.
Please note change of conductor: we regret that Peter Phillips is no longer able to conduct this concert, and has been replaced by Daniel Hyde.
Palestrina Surge illuminare
Palestrina Missa Brevis
Palestrina Lamentations a 6 (Lectio III Sabbato Sancto)
Pärt Da Pacem
Palestrina Nunc dimittis
Pärt Nunc dimittis
Pärt Which was the son of…
The Tallis Scholars
Daniel Hyde conductor
Please note change of conductor: we regret that Peter Phillips is no longer able to conduct this concert, and has been replaced by Daniel Hyde.
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Sat 01 Feb | 7:30 PM | £36/£31/£26/£16/£10 | Book |
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