Concert on 10 December 2011
Programme
- Charles Villiers Stanford — When Mary thro’ the garden went
- Peter Philips — Salve Regina
- David Bednall — Salve Regina
- Peter Philips — Eia Ergo
- Jacques Ibert — Pièce
- Edward Elgar — Owls (an epitaph)
- Thomas Tallis — Loquebantur variis linguis
- Edward Bairstow — Blessed City, Heavenly Salem
- Henry Purcell — Thou knowest, Lord, the secrets of our hearts
- John Sheppard — Libera Nos, Salva Nos I
- Edward Woodall Naylor — Vox dicentis: clama
- Gabriel Faure — Fantaisie
- Edmund Jolliffe — Sweet, stay awhile
- Charles Hubert Hastings Parry — Songs of Farewell (Lord, let me know mine end)
Performers
Kieran Hughes
Kieran Hughes began playing the flute as his second instrument at the age of 14 and has lessons with the distinguished teacher, Karen Jones. He is originally from Bromley and was a pupil at Hayes Secondary School. He was also a member of Bromley Youth Music Trust playing both the piano and flute in various ensembles; in 2009, he toured Holland with the Bromley Youth Concert Band, where they achieved a gold prize at the World Music Contest in Kerkrade. Kieran began his music degree at Girton College, Cambridge in October 2009 and is now in his third and final year. Last year, he won the London Girton Association Award, through which he will perform a solo recital at a private function in London in March, 2013. Previous solo performances include two recitals at HM Treasury, London and several performances in various college chapels across Cambridge.
The choir
Sopranos
- Christine Brand
- Jenny Burgess
- Alison Cooke
- Anne Greenidge
- Nancy Khan
Altos
- Sally Aldred
- Claire Bennie
- Jill Saudek
- Carol Whinnom
Tenors
- Matt Cook
- David Coronel
- Martin Fosten
- Matthew Price
- Nick Stein
Basses
- Peter Davies
- James Loader
- Bob Pruden
- Clive Richards