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- The glorious work: Sunday rehearsal
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- Some Kind of Calm: meditative piano recital Tues 10 October
- Circle of Remembrance: new album on Spotify features Kent alumna Aisha Bové
- Generous gift to support extra-curricular music at the University: the Ed Tyler Fund for Flute Scholarships
- Legacy to the Music Department to build choral collection in memory of Cynthia Hawes
- Celebrating student success: Music Prizes 2023
- In pictures: Summer Music Week 2023
- Summer Music 2023 details now out!
- Premiere of new commission by Cecilian Choir and Consort
- Kent Gospel Choir wins UGCY competition
- Image Gallery part II; Chorus and Orchestra by Molly Hollman
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Rousing finale to the term
The University Chorus and Orchestra came together on Saturday for a rousing, Italianate end to the autumn term, including Vivaldi’s evergreen Gloria, featuring soloists from the University Music Scholarship students, Cimarosa’s Magnificat, the overture to Verdi’s Nabucco and Respighi’s homage … Continue reading
Russian revels and English excellence
On Saturday, the University’s Chorus and Symphony Orchestra performed a concert of English and Russian music to a packed audience in Eliot College Hall. Parry’s rousing ‘I was Glad’ kicked off the evening, followed, in contrast, by Lyadov’s evocative orchestral … Continue reading
Cathedrals of sound: in rehearsal
I’ve just discovered this photo from the Colyer-Fergusson Cathedral Concert last month, which has languished waiting to be posted. Taken from halfway up the raked choral seating behind the University Orchestra, it gives a sense of the mighty forces which … Continue reading