Welcome to the Nonsuch
Singers website
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Nonsuch Singers, described
by The Times as "one of London’s best chamber choirs",
has a reputation for innovative programmes, high-quality singing
and communicative performances. The choir's considerable repertoire
encompasses a cappella and accompanied works from the Renaissance
to the present day, and the choir performs regularly with many
of the UK's leading period instrumental ensembles and finest
young vocal soloists. |
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Ripon
Cathedral, July 2008
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Daily Telegraph,
December 2007, "Most satisfying of all were the three beautifully
shaped little anthems by Gabriel Jackson. The choir has
a real affinity for his
music."
The
Times, October 2005, "...the Nonsuch Singers had an excellent
night. Royer takes his chorus parts into the stratosphere, but this
choir
never faltered in intonation or tone."
Read the full review here...
Early Music Review,
November 2005, "The choir produced a splendid sound, clear,
crisp and coordinated.....An enterprising performance
by one of London's best
chamber choirs."
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Next concert
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A concert of works by Mozart and James MacMillan
to celebrate James MacMillan's
50th birthday
Friday 17th July 2009
St
Martin-in-the-Fields, London, 7.30pm
Nonsuch Singers
with London Primavera
Richard Pearce (organ)
Mary Bevan (soprano)
Charlotte Stephenson (mezzo-soprano)
Philip Conway-Brown (tenor)
George Humphreys (bass)
Paul Manley (leader)
Graham Caldbeck (conductor)
Programme:
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Requiem |
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Venite, populi K260 |
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Serenata Notturna K239 |
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Magnificat K193 |
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| MacMillan |
Factus est repente & Mitte manum tuam
from The Strathclyde Motets |
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Seinte Mari moder milde |
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Changed |
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Christus Vincit |
This concert is kindly supported by the PRS Foundation for new music.
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