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- New music: rehearsing with Russell Hepplewhite
- Minerva Voices singing at Canterbury Cathedral: watch on demand
- On the face of it: new portraiture exhibition in Colyer-Fergusson Gallery
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- Minerva Voices to sing Choral Evensong at Canterbury Cathedral
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Category Archives: In Concert
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
Bohemian Rhapsody! The December concert
Congratulation to both the University Orchestra and the Chorus, for their terrific concert on Saturday. From the lively Slavonic Dance by Dvorak which opened the concert, the Orchestra showed themselves to be in fine form. There was some real power-house … Continue reading