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ARCHIVE OF THE 2002-2003 PROGRAMME OF CONCERTS
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6
July
2003
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Beethoven
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in the Cathedral
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Carols for choirs, audience and orchestra;
Fenby: Rossini on Ilkely Moor
Anderson Sleigh Ride
and other seasonal works
Cathedral Orchestra, Cantata Choir,
Childrens Choir
Dominic Wise conductor
David Barclay director
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Traditional
Christmas Songs
Williamson Art Gallery and Museum Slatey Road Birkenhead 0151 652
4177
21 December 2002 @ 1pm
Location Map
A short recital by members of the Cantata Choir top of page
Mozart: Overture "The Impressario"
Mozart: Piano Concerto No 19 in F K 459
Vorisek: Sinfonia
Timothy Horton Piano
Cathedral Orchestra
Stephen Pratt conductor
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(click here for Sound and Pictures of the Cantata Choir taken during the Concert)
Dvorak: Songs of Nature op 63; Serenade
Schubert (arr Brahms): Ellen's Second Song
Brahms: Three Folk Songs for Chorus
Schumann: Beim Abshiedt
Bartôk: Four Slovak Folk Songs
Kodàly: Matra Pictures; Kallo Folk Dances
Cantata Choir,
Cathedral Wind Band,
Stephen Pratt conductor
David Barclay director
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Durufle: Requiem
Allegri : Miserere
and seasonal motets
Cathedral Chamber Choir,
David Barclay director
Richard Lea organ
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The Cathedral Cantata Choir is to travel to Paris to perform at a Service at St. Eustache and at the American Church, and a Concert at Notre Dame. This recital will include items from the tour programme.
The Cathedral Cantata Choir sang Madrigals to greet the May
Day Dawn.
Part of this recital was broadcast live on Radio Merseyside
March "Orb & Sceptre" :William Walton
Chorale Prelude: "Herr Jesu Christ" (BWV655): J S Bach
Prelude & Fugue in A minor (BWV543): J S Bach
Allegretto - Folk Tune - Scherzetto (from Five Short Pieces ) : Percy Whitlock
Sonata in C minor on the 94th Psalm Julius Reubke
The successful annual feast of organ music continues for another year with recitals at other venues across Liverpool including the Anglican Cathedral at 11.15am and St George's Hall at 7.30pm. Details of repertoire and performers to be announced. top of page
Profits from this Concert are to go to the Christ Church funds
Dominic Wyse, violin
Melanie Hill , violin
| Sir Edward Elgar |
Serenade for Strings in E
minor |
| Johann Sebastian Bach |
Concerto for two violins in D
minor |
| Heinrich Ignaz Franz
von Biber |
Battalia |
| Tomaso Albinoni |
Adagio in G minor |
| Ralph Vaughan
Williams |
Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas
Tallis |
Vierne 3ieme Symphonie pour orgue
Faure Cantique de Jean Racine
Widor Surrexit a Mortuis
Dupre Laudate Dominum
Durufle Ubi Caritas
Tournemire Te Deum pour orgue
Hakim Messe Solenelle
Jeffrey Makinson, Organ
Cathedral Cantata Choir
David Barclay, Director
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A recital by members of the Cantata Choir as
part of the Sunday Serenades Series
Song for Athene John Taverner
and other vocal pieces by
Gibbons Walton, Vaughan Williams and Tallis
Cathedral Cantata Choir
David Barclay, Director
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Overture Coriolanus Op.62
Two Romances for Violin and Orchestra Op.40 & 50
Mass in C Op. 86
Melanie Hill, Violin
Patricia Howley, Soprano
Cathedral Cantata Choir
David Barclay, Director
Cathedral Orchestra
Dominic Wyse, Conductor
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Tickets are available from:
Cathedral Bookshop (0151 707 2109)
Music Office (0151 708 7283)
Concerts are usually held in the Cathedral itself or in the
Concert Room in the Crypt (the entrance to which is via the car
park). Map
Doors are normally opened at 7.00pm.
Members of the audience arriving by car are normally invited to park their cars in the security of the car park underneath the Cathedral, where an attendant is on duty. From the car park there is undercover access to both the Cathedral and the Concert Room.
There is disabled access and further information should be
sought from the ticket secretary.
Programmes in large print are available also.
Refreshments are available at all concerts held in the Cathedral and in the Concert Room.
Telephone: 0151 708 7283.
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