March 2003


There is Sweet Music:
The English Choral Tradition, Then and Now

Our March a capella concert features the beautiful Howells Requiem and other sacred and secular works from England's great composers then and now; from early masters as Purcell and Byrd; and such 20th-century icons as Tavener, Vaughan Williams, Britten and Elgar.

Program Notes by director Sanford Dole.

Complete Program

Purcell I Was Glad
Byrd Emendemus in melius
Christopher Tye Omnes Gentes Plaudite/Psallite Deo
Orlando Gibbons O Clap Your hands

Thomas Morley Hard by a crystal fountain
Thomas Tomkins Music Divine
William Byrd This sweet and merry month of May
Thomas Weelkes Sing Me at Pleasure

C. V. Stanford Coelos Ascendit
Herbert Howells Requiem
John Tavener Hymn to the Mother of God
R. Vaughan Williams Shakespeare Songs
Elgar There is Sweet Music
Britten
From Five Flower Songs:
The Evening Primrose
Ballad of Green Broom
For information phone Baroque Choral Guild at 650.424.1410.
Or, send an email to: info@bcg.org
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