Der Mensch lebt und besteht - Reger - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short @thetenebraechoir

Tenebrae Choir Tenebrae performs 'Der Mensch lebt und besteht' by Max Reger, a poignant sacred motet about the fleeting nature of human existence and the brilliance of the world. This video was filmed in St Augustine, Kilburn by kind permission of the Vicar & Churchwardens.

Sopranos: Fiona Fraser, Hannah King, Victoria Meteyard, Josephine Stephenson, Katie Trethewey, Emma Walshe
Altos: Hannah Cooke, Martha McLorinan, Eleanor Minney, Elisabeth Paul
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Nicholas Madden, Nicholas Todd, Toby Ward
Basses: Joseph Edwards, William Gaunt, Andrew Mahon, Owain Park, Simon Whiteley
Director: Nigel Short

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Der Mensch lebt und bestehet
nur eine kleine Zeit;
und alle Welt vergehet
mit ihrer Herrlichkeit.
Es ist nur Einer ewig und an allen Enden,
und wir in seinen Händen.

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Der Mensch lebt und besteht - Reger - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2024-07-10 | Tenebrae performs 'Der Mensch lebt und besteht' by Max Reger, a poignant sacred motet about the fleeting nature of human existence and the brilliance of the world. This video was filmed in St Augustine, Kilburn by kind permission of the Vicar & Churchwardens.

Sopranos: Fiona Fraser, Hannah King, Victoria Meteyard, Josephine Stephenson, Katie Trethewey, Emma Walshe
Altos: Hannah Cooke, Martha McLorinan, Eleanor Minney, Elisabeth Paul
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Nicholas Madden, Nicholas Todd, Toby Ward
Basses: Joseph Edwards, William Gaunt, Andrew Mahon, Owain Park, Simon Whiteley
Director: Nigel Short

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Der Mensch lebt und bestehet
nur eine kleine Zeit;
und alle Welt vergehet
mit ihrer Herrlichkeit.
Es ist nur Einer ewig und an allen Enden,
und wir in seinen Händen.

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Rachmaninovs Bogoroditse Devo Like Youve NEVER Heard Before

Tenebrae Choir 2024-10-18 | Our new video release is out now!

Rachmaninov’s Bogoroditse Devo opens with beautifully contemplative, hymn-like phrases, before developing and giving way to the electric climax at the repetition of 'Rejoice, virgin mother of God'.

Watch now on our channel!

Bogoroditse Devo - Rachmaninov - Tenebrae Choir conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2024-10-16 | Bogoroditse Devo is the most well-known movement of Rachmaninov's exquisite Vespers, and for very good reason. It opens with beautifully contemplative, hymn-like phrases, before developing and giving way to the electric climax at the repetition of 'Rejoice, virgin mother of God'. First published in 1915 and composed for SSAATTBB, this sacred anthem is a staple of Russian Orthodox choral repertoire.

Recorded live in 2020 in St Augustine, Kilburn by kind permission of the Vicar & Churchwardens, and produced by Jonathan Coates.

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Bogoróditse Dyévo, ráduisya,
Blagodátnaya Maríye, Gospód s tobóyu.
Blagoslovyéna ty v zhenákh,
i blagoslovyén plod chryéva tvoyevó,
yáko Spása rodilá yesí dush náshikh.

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Rejoice, virgin mother of God,
Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with you.
Blessed are you among women,
and blessed is the fruit of your womb,
for you have borne the Savior of our souls.

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For more more music from the Russian Orthodox church, check out our album Russian Treasures: tenebrae-choir.com/recordings/russian-treasures

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Sopranos: Fiona Fraser, Hannah King, Victoria Meteyard, Josephine Stephenson, Katie Trethewey, Emma Walshe
Altos: Hannah Cooke, Martha McLorinan, Eleanor Minney, Elisabeth Paul
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Nicholas Madden, Nicholas Todd, Toby Ward
Basses: Joseph Edwards, William Gaunt, Piers Kennedy, Andrew Mahon, Owain Park
Director: Nigel Short

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Civitas Sancti Tui - William Byrd - Tenebrae Choir, conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2024-09-11 | This choral piece, 'Civitas sancti, tui', is the second part of William Byrd's composition, Ne irascaris, Domine, and was first published in 1589. A composer of the English Renaissance, Tenebrae often perform music by Byrd, and this sacred motet is a favourite of many of our singers.

This video was filmed at St John's Smith Square, London in 2021.

To watch our recording of the first part of this motet, click here: youtu.be/xP_w9HZwbm4
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Sopranos: Grace Davidson, Hannah King, Victoria Meteyard, Emma Walshe
Altos: Eleanor Minney, Christopher Mitchell, Elisabeth Paul
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Nicholas Madden, Toby Ward
Basses: Joseph Edwards, William Gaunt, Tom Herring, Jimmy Holliday
Film & audio by Andy Staples & Dave Hinitt

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Civitas sancti tui facta est deserta.
Sion deserta facta est,
Jerusalem desolata est.

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Rest - Vaughan Williams - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2024-09-04 | Our latest video is Ralph Vaughan Williams' setting of Christina Rosetti's 'Rest'. With delicate nuances in the layers of voices and rich harmonies, it is a highlight within our 'Prayer for Deliverance' programme.

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Rest - Vaughan Williams - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

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Rest - Vaughan Williams - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2024-08-14 | Composed in 1902, this subdued hymn is a masterful setting of Christina Rosetti's 'Rest' by Ralph Vaughan Williams. It is a comforting depiction of a woman at peace in death, and paints a picture of the perfect stillness which surrounds her. This recording was filmed live at St Mary's Church, Ealing in March 2024.

Rest - Vaughan Williams - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short
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O Earth, lie heavily upon her eyes;
Seal her sweet eyes weary of watching, Earth;
Lie close around her; leave no room for mirth
With its harsh laughter, nor for sound of sighs.
She hath no questions, she hath no replies,
Hushed in and curtained with a blessed dearth
Of all that irked her from the hour of birth;
With stillness that is almost Paradise.
Darkness more clear than noon-day holdeth her,
Silence more musical than any song;
Even her very heart has ceased to stir:
Until the morning of Eternity
Her rest shall not begin nor end, but be;
And when she wakes she will not think it long.

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Tenebrae Choir
Sopranos: Isabella Gibber, Hannah King, Laura Newey, Áine Smith, Rosanna Wicks
Altos: Amy Blythe, Hannah Cooke, Eleanor Minney, Elisabeth Paul, Anna Semple
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Jack Granby, Hamish MacGregor, Joseph Wicks
Basses: Joseph Edwards, Simon Grant, Jimmy Holliday, Owain Park, Jonathan Pratt
Director: Nigel Short
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Der Mensch lebt und besteht - Reger - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2024-07-19 | 'Der Mensch lebt und bestehet nur eine kleine Zeit' (Man liveth and endureth but a short time) is the first of eight spiritual songs by Max Reger.

Inspired by Bach's motets, the songs were published in 1916 - the same year Reger died.

Der Mensch lebt und besteht - Reger - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2024-07-10 | Our new video is 'Der Mensch lebt und besteht' by Max Reger - a poignant sacred motet about the fleeting nature of human existence and the brilliance of the world.

📽️ Watch the whole video here: youtu.be/J5jG-rOKrng

Evening Prayer - Joanna Marsh - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2024-06-05 | Joanna Marsh's Evening Prayer is an atmospheric setting of Lancelot Andrewes' prayer from his Preces Privatae (1555-1626). It is a contemplative piece, written in six vocal parts and inspired by Josef Rheinberger's Abendlied.

This recording was filmed live at St Mary's Church, Ealing in March 2024.
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Lord, The day is gone, and I give Thee thanks, O Lord.
Evening is at hand, make it bright unto us.
As day has its evening, so also has life; make it bright unto us.
Cast me not away in the time of age;
Forsake me not when my strength faileth me.

Abide with me, Lord, for it is toward evening,
And the day is far spent of this fretful life.
Let Thy strength be made perfect in my weakness.

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Sopranos: Isabella Gibber, Hannah King, Laura Newey, Áine Smith, Rosanna Wicks
Altos: Amy Blythe, Hannah Cooke, Eleanor Minney, Elisabeth Paul, Anna Semple
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Jack Granby, Hamish MacGregor, Joseph Wicks
Basses: Joseph Edwards, Simon Grant, Jimmy Holliday, Owain Park, Jonathan Pratt
Director: Nigel Short

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Drop, Drop Slow Tears - Gibbons arr. Forshaw - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2024-05-13 | Christian Forshaw's heavenly arrangement of Orlando Gibbons' much-loved choral staple was originally written to include a soprano saxophone descant, but here includes the top line sung by a soprano soloist. We hope you love it as much as we love singing it.

This recording was filmed live at St Mary's Church, Ealing in March 2024.
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Drop, drop, slow tears,
And bathe those beauteous feet
Which brought from Heaven
The news and Prince of Peace.

Cease not, wet eyes,
His mercy to entreat;
To cry for vengeance
Sin doth never cease.

In your deep floods
Drown all my faults and fears;
Nor let His eye
See sin, but through my tears.

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Soloist: Rosanna Wicks
Sopranos: Isabella Gibber, Hannah King, Laura Newey, Áine Smith
Altos: Amy Blythe, Hannah Cooke, Eleanor Minney, Elisabeth Paul, Anna Semple
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Jack Granby, Hamish MacGregor, Joseph Wicks
Basses: Joseph Edwards, Simon Grant, Jimmy Holliday, Owain Park, Jonathan Pratt
Director: Nigel Short

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Bring Us, O Lord God - Harris - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2024-04-17 | William Harris' stunning anthem for double choir was published in 1959, and is a staple of Anglican church music repertoire. We're excited to be performing this in concert at St Bartholomew-the-Great in London on 13th June. Book your tickets here: tinyurl.com/4wexvbjs

This recording was filmed live at St Mary's Church, Ealing in March 2024.
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Bring us, o Lord God,
At our last awakening
Into the house and gate of Heaven,
To enter into that gate and dwell in that house,
Where there shall be no darkness nor dazzling,
But one equal light;
No noise nor silence,
But one equal music;
No fears or hopes,
But one equal possession;
No ends or beginnings,
But one equal eternity,
In the habitations of thy glory and dominion,
World without end,
Amen.

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Sopranos: Isabella Gibber, Hannah King, Laura Newey, Áine Smith, Rosanna Wicks
Altos: Amy Blythe, Hannah Cooke, Eleanor Minney, Elisabeth Paul, Anna Semple
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Jack Granby, Hamish MacGregor, Joseph Wicks
Basses: Joseph Edwards, Simon Grant, Jimmy Holliday, Owain Park, Jonathan Pratt
Director: Nigel Short

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Miserere - MacMillan - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2024-03-20 | Sir James MacMillan composed his Miserere to be premiered at the Flanders Festival in 2009. There are many choral settings of this Psalm 50, but the best known is the famous setting by Gregorio Allegri: youtube.com/watch?v=H3v9unphfi0. MacMillan's setting is 12 minutes long and a big sing for the choir. If you have time, we encourage you to sit back and listen to the whole piece - it's a contemporary masterpiece!

This film is taken from the broadcast of a concert at St John's Smith Square in London during April 2023. With grateful thanks to BBC Four for broadcasting this concert and permitting us to share it with you, to K418 Arts for production, and to St John's Smith Square for hosting us.

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Sopranos: Grace Davidson, Rachel Haworth, Victoria Meteyard, Áine Smith, Katie Trethewey, Emma Walshe
Altos: Hannah Cooke, Martha McLorinan, Elisabeth Paul, Anna Semple
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Jack Granby, Hamish MacGregor, Nicholas Todd
Basses: Joseph Edwards, Jimmy Holliday, Owain Park, Florian Störtz, Giles Underwood
Director: Nigel Short

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Hear this music on our 'Bach & MacMillan' album: lnk.to/MotetsSacredSongs

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The Long Day Closes - A. Sullivan - Tenebrae

Tenebrae Choir 2024-02-21 | We hope you'll enjoy listening to some of our tenors and basses rehearsing this charming piece by Arthur Sullivan. Best known for the many operas he wrote with William Gilbert, Sullivan published this introspective choral work in 1868. It's a firm favourite of ours, and features on our 'Songs of Farewell' album: tenebrae-choir.com/recordings/hubert-parry-songs-farewell

This video was filmed at the beautiful church of St John the Evangelist, Upper Norwood in south London.

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Nicholas Madden - tenor
Tom Robson - tenor
Joseph Edwards - baritone
Simon Whiteley - bass

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No star is o'er the lake,
Its pale watch keeping,
The moon is half awake,
Through grey mist creeping,
The last red leaves fall round
The porch of roses,
The clock hath ceased to sound,
The long day closes.

Sit by the silent hearth
In calm endeavour,
To count the sounds of mirth,
Now dumb for ever.

Heed not how hope believes
And fate disposes:
Shadow is round the eaves,
The long day closes.

The lighted windows dim
Are fading slowly.
The fire that was so trim
Now quivers lowly.

Go to the dreamless bed
Where grief reposes;
Thy book of toil is read,
The long day closes

Heruvimskaya Pesn - Rachmaninov - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2024-01-24 | This stunning hymn by Rachmaninov was recorded live in St Augustine, Kilburn by kind permission of the Vicar & Churchwardens in 2020, and was produced by Jonathan Coates.

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Izhe heruvimï tayno obrazuyushche, i
zhïvotvoriashchey Troitse
trisviatuyu pesn pripevayushche,
fsiakoye nïne zhïteyskoye otlozhïm popecheniye.
Amin.
Yako da Tsaria fseh podïmem,
Angelskimi nevidimo dorinosima chinmi.
Alliluiya, alliluiya, alliluiya.

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Let us who mystically represent the Cherubim,
and who sing the thrice-holy hymn to the life-creating
Trinity,
now lay aside all cares of this life,
Amen.
That we may receive the King of All,
who comes invisibly upborne by the angelic host.
Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia.

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To hear more music from the Russian Orthodox church, check out our album Russian Treasures: tenebrae-choir.com/recordings/russian-treasures

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Sopranos: Fiona Fraser, Hannah King, Victoria Meteyard, Josephine Stephenson, Katie Trethewey, Emma Walshe
Altos: Hannah Cooke, Martha McLorinan, Eleanor Minney, Elisabeth Paul
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Nicholas Madden, Nicholas Todd, Toby Ward
Basses: Joseph Edwards, William Gaunt, Piers Kennedy, Andrew Mahon, Owain Park
Director: Nigel Short

Tenebraes Classroom Singing Resources

Tenebrae Choir 2024-01-15 | Launching our Classroom Singing Resources!

Welcome to the Tenebrae Schools Classroom Singing Resources, designed to support Singing in the Classroom and at home.

Find the resources here: tenebrae-choir.com/learning-connection/classroom-singing

Use these videos to build your own singing session for your pupils. A singing session is formed of 3 parts:

Step 1: Physical Warm Up
Step 2: Vocal Warm Up
Step 3: Singing a Song

Choose one video from each step to build your session, and mix it up every time. They work in any combination and you don’t need any special equipment. They are also completely free to use.

Subtitles in UK English are available for all videos by selecting the option English (United Kingdom).

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The Quiet Heart - June Collin - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2023-12-24 | June Collin's beautiful composition 'The Quiet Heart', recorded live in rehearsal for A Christmas Conversation with actor Clive Mantle and a script by Garth Bardsley.

This stunning piece features on our album In Winter's House which can be bought on our website here: tenebrae-choir.com/recordings/in-winters-house

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’Twas in the stillness of the night that Jesus came;
No blare of trumpets heralded his birth
Nor broke the wonted silence of the earth;
No clang of bells or blantant hue and cry
Disturbed the calm beneath the Bethlehem sky.
When Jesus came ’twas night,
And the world was still.

’Tis to the quiet heart he loves to come:
Not often ’midst the tumult of the day,
When we can find small time to think or pray,
Or when, confused by agitating care,
We find no secret place for him to share.
We must be still if we his voice would hear.
’Tis to the quiet heart he loves to come.

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Sopranos: Izzy Gibber, Rachel Haworth, Laura Newey, Áine Smith, Rosanna Wicks
Altos: Hannah Cooke, Martha McLorinan, Sophie Overin, Anna Semple
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Jacob Ewens, Jack Granby, Hamish MacGregor, Tom Robson
Basses: Joey Edwards, Tom Lowen, Oli Morris, Jonathan Pratt, George Vines
Director: Nigel Short

The Twelve Days of Christmas - arr. I. Humphris - Tenebrae Conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2023-12-13 | Ian Humphris' arrangement of the Christmas carol 'The Twelve Days of Christmas', captured live at Concertgebouw de Vereeniging in Nijmegen on 18th December 2022.
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Sopranos: Rachel Haworth, Victoria Meteyard, Áine Smith, Rosanna Wicks
Altos: Martha McLorinan, Sophie Overin, Anna Semple
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Jack Granby, Jack Harberd
Basses: Joseph Edwards, Tom Herring, Florian Störtz, Jonty Ward
Director: Nigel Short

Filmed live at Concertgebouw de Vereeniging, Nijmegen as part of the Seizoen Oude Muziek @FestivalOudeMuziek

To watch the full concert live, visit the link here: tenebrae-choir.com/events/2023/11/26/streaming-now-a-very-english-christmas

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and the swallow - Caroline Shaw - Tenebrae Conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2023-11-22 | 'and the swallow' by American composer Caroline Shaw (b.1982) is a setting of Psalm 84, expressing a yearning to be close to God. The second verse speaks of a sparrow and a swallow finding a home, which put the composer in mind of the Syrian refugee crisis and the search for a home where a family can grow.

How beloved is your dwelling place
O Lord of hosts.
My soul yearns
my heart and my flesh cry.
The sparrow found a house, and the swallow her nest,
Where she may place her young.

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Sopranos: Rachel Haworth, Hannah King, Victoria Meteyard, Áine Smith, Katie Trethewey, Emma Walshe, Rosanna Wicks
Altos: Hannah Cooke, Martha McLorinan, Eleanor Minney, Sophie Overin, Anna Semple
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Jack Granby, Nicholas Madden, Tom Robson
Basses: Ben Davies, Joseph Edwards, Jimmy Holliday, Thomas Lowen, Jonathan Pratt, George Vines, Simon Whiteley
Director: Nigel Short

Filmed live at St John the Evangelist, Upper Norwood, London on 18 September 2023.

Tenebrae factae sunt - MacMillan - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2023-10-25 | This performance of Sir James MacMillan's 'Tenebrae factae sunt' (composed in 2006) is taken from a concert at St John's Smith Square in London during April 2023.

Our name 'Tenebrae' is the Latin word for darkness or shadows. It's also the name given to three special church services which are performed during Holy Week. This piece is one of three 'Tenebrae responsories' which MacMillan composed to texts from these atmospheric services, during which candles are extinguished one by one.

With grateful thanks to BBC Four for broadcasting this concert and permitting us to share it with you, to K418 Arts for production, and to St John's Smith Square for hosting us.

Sopranos: Grace Davidson, Rachel Haworth, Victoria Meteyard, Áine Smith, Katie Trethewey, Emma Walshe
Altos: Hannah Cooke, Martha McLorinan, Elisabeth Paul, Anna Semple
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Jack Granby, Hamish MacGregor, Nicholas Todd
Basses: Joseph Edwards, Jimmy Holliday, Owain Park, Florian Störtz, Giles Underwood
Director: Nigel Short

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Tenebrae factae sunt, dum crucifixissent lesum
ludaei: et circa horam nonam exclamavit lesus
voce magna: Deus meus, ut quid me dereliquisti?
Et inclinato capite, emisit spiritum.
Verso: Exclamans lesus voce magna ait: Pater, in
manus tuas commendo spiritum meum.

Darkness fell when the Jews crucified Jesus: and
about the ninth hour Jesus cried out with a loud
voice: My God, why hast thou forsaken me?
And bowing down his head, he gave up the ghost.
Verse: Jesus cried out with a loud voice and said:
Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit.

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Hear this music on our 'Bach & MacMillan' album: lnk.to/MotetsSacredSongs
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Lay a Garland - Pearsall - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2023-09-27 | The text of this beautiful piece by Robert Pearsall is taken from a play by Francis Beaumont, and describes the despair felt by Aspasia when she discovers that her betrothed has been ordered to marry someone else. The music is notable for Pearsall's liberal use of suspensions - in other words, when a note belonging to one chord is sustained after the underlying harmony has changed, creating a moment of harmonic tension before the note 'resolves'. It's well-loved by choirs all over the world, and if you don't know it in this version then you may well have heard or sung it to the alternative text 'Tu es Petrus'.

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Sopranos: Rachel Haworth, Hannah King, Victoria Meteyard, Áine Smith, Katie Trethewey, Emma Walshe, Rosanna Wicks
Altos: Hannah Cooke, Martha McLorinan, Eleanor Minney, Sophie Overin, Anna Semple
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Jack Granby, Nicholas Madden, Tom Robson
Basses: Ben Davies, Joseph Edwards, Jimmy Holliday, Thomas Lowen, Jonathan Pratt, George Vines, Simon Whiteley
Director: Nigel Short

Filmed at St John the Evangelist, Upper Norwood, London on 18 September 2023.

Text:
Lay a garland on her hearse of dismal yew.
Maidens, willow branches wear, say she died true.
Her love was false, but she was firm.
Upon her buried body lie lightly, thou gentle earth.

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Komm, Jesu komm - J. S. Bach - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2023-08-23 | This performance is taken from the live broadcast of a concert at @StJohnsSmithSquare in April 2023. One of six motets by the great J. S. Bach, 'Komm, Jesu komm' was composed during the 1730's, most probably for a funeral.

With grateful thanks to BBC Four for broadcasting this concert and permitting us to share it with you, to K418 Arts for production, and to St John's Smith Square for hosting us.

Sopranos: Grace Davidson, Victoria Meteyard, Katie Trethewey, Emma Walshe
Altos: Hannah Cooke, Martha McLorinan
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Nicholas Todd
Basses: Jimmy Holliday, Giles Underwood
Continuo: Emily Ashton (cello), Oliver John Ruthven (keyboard)
Director: Nigel Short

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Komm, Jesu, komm, mein Leib ist müde,
die Kraft verschwind’t je mehr und mehr,
ich sehne mich nach deinem Friede;
der saure Weg wird mir zu schwer!
Komm, komm, ich will mich dir ergeben;
du bist der rechte Weg, die Wahrheit und das Leben.

Drum schließ ich mich in deine Hände
und sage, Welt, zu guter Nacht!
Eilt gleich mein Lebenslauf zu Ende,
ist doch der Geist wohl angebracht.
Er soll bei seinem Schöpfer schweben,
weil Jesus ist und bleibt der wahre Weg zum Leben.

[Text by Paul Thymich, 1656-1694]

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Come, Jesus, come, my body is weary,
my strength deserts me more and more,
I yearn for thy peace;
life’s bitter path is too much for me!
Come, come, I will surrender myself to thee,
thou art the right Way, the Truth and the Life.

And so I place myself in thy hands
and bid thee, world, farewell!
Though the sands of my life are running out,
the spirit is ready.
It shall hover before its maker,
for Jesus is and remains the true way to life.
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Hear this music on our 'Bach & MacMillan' album: lnk.to/MotetsSacredSongs
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Dies irae - @mjtrottacomposer - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2023-07-26 | A rare, unaccompanied setting of the 'Dies irae', in which @mjtrottacomposer depicts the ‘Day of Wrath’ - in other words, Judgement Day. Taken from Trotta’s forthcoming setting of the Requiem, it was filmed in the beautiful church of St Mary's Ealing in May 2023.

Sopranos: Grace Davidson, Rachel Haworth, Emma Walshe, Rosanna Wicks
Altos: Martha McLorinan, Sophie Overin, Anna Semple
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Nicholas Madden, Tom Robson
Basses: Joseph Edwards, Tom Herring, Florian Störtz, Simon Whiteley
Director: Nigel Short

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Purchase the sheet music:
US: mjtrotta.com/music-catalog/sheet-music/satb-unaccompanied/dies-irae
UK: musicroom.com/michael-john-trotta-dies-irae-mixed-choir-and-wwhrmg2042
Worldwide: musicshopeurope.com/dies-irae-wwhrmg2042
Digital Download: mjtrotta.com/music-catalog/sheet-music/satb-unaccompanied/dies-irae
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Ne irascaris Domine - Byrd - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2023-06-21 | 2023 marks 400 years since the death of William Byrd, one of the most celebrated composers of the English Renaissance. Byrd was a Catholic living in England at a time when it was strictly forbidden to practise the Catholic faith, but he managed to escape the worst of the persecution by finding favour with Queen Elizabeth I. Many of his sacred works - including this one - are seen to be veiled references to England's abandonment of Catholicism, and the pain this caused to Byrd and his fellow Catholics.

'Ne irascaris Domine' ('Be not angry, Lord') is the first part of a double motet, the second section of which is called 'Civitas sancti tui' ('Your holy city').

Recorded in St Augustine, Kilburn by kind permission of the Vicar & Churchwardens.
Produced by Jonathan Coates.

Sopranos: Grace Davidson, Victoria Meteyard, Josephine Stephenson, Emma Walshe
Altos: Hannah Cooke, Martha McLorinan, Elisabeth Paul
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Nicholas Madden, Toby Ward
Basses: Joseph Edwards, William Gaunt, Owain Park
Director: Nigel Short

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Otche nash - Kedrov - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2023-05-05 | This intimate setting of the Lord's Prayer was written by the Russian composer Nikolay Kedrov for his own vocal quartet. Kedrov himself was a baritone, and sang at the Bolshoy and Mariinsky Theatres before forming his successful quartet in 1897. This archive footage was recorded in St Augustine, Kilburn by kind permission of the Vicar & Churchwardens.

Sopranos: Fiona Fraser, Hannah King, Victoria Meteyard, Josephine Stephenson, Katie Trethewey, Emma Walshe
Altos: Hannah Cooke, Martha McLorinan, Eleanor Minney, Elisabeth Paul
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Nicholas Madden, Nicholas Todd, Toby Ward
Basses: Joseph Edwards, William Gaunt, Piers Kennedy, Andrew Mahon, Owain Park
Director: Nigel Short
Produced by Jonathan Coates.
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Astiterunt reges terrae - Victoria - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2023-04-08 | This setting of 'Astiterunt reges terrae' is taken from Tomás Luis de Victoria's Tenebrae Responsories for Holy Saturday. This film was made at St John's Smith Square, London as part of our virtual Holy Week Festival in 2021.

Sopranos: Grace Davidson, Hannah King, Victoria Meteyard, Emma Walshe
Altos: Eleanor Minney, Chris Mitchell, Elisabeth Paul
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Nicholas Madden, Toby Ward
Basses: Joseph Edwards, William Gaunt, Tom Herring, Jimmy Holliday
Director: Nigel Short
Film & audio by Andy Staples & Dave Hinitt

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Wo ist ein so herrlich Volk - Brahms - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2023-03-15 | Tenebrae performs 'Wo ist ein so herrlich Volk' from Brahms' 'Fest- und Gedenksprüche', filmed in St Augustine, Kilburn by kind permission of the Vicar & Churchwardens.

Sopranos: Fiona Fraser, Hannah King, Victoria Meteyard, Josephine Stephenson, Katie Trethewey, Emma Walshe
Altos: Hannah Cooke, Martha McLorinan, Eleanor Minney, Elisabeth Paul
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Nicholas Madden, Nicholas Todd, Toby Ward
Basses: Joseph Edwards, William Gaunt, Andrew Mahon, Owain Park, Simon Whiteley
Director: Nigel Short

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James MacMillan Tenebrae Responsories

Tenebrae Choir 2023-03-14 | Tenebrae with Nigel Short rehearsing James MacMillan's Tenebrae Responsories.

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TENEBRAE IN REHEARSAL: Holst - Nunc dimittis

Tenebrae Choir 2023-02-15 | Gustav Holst's setting of the Nunc dimittis features in one of our most popular programmes, 'A Hymn of Heavenly Beauty'. Here we are rehearsing it in the wonderful setting of St Martin-in-the-Fields, London ahead of a very special tour to Zurich in January 2023.

Sopranos: Rachel Haworth, Victoria Meteyard, Áine Smith, Katie Trethewey, Rosanna Wicks
Altos: Amy Blythe, Hannah Cooke, Elisabeth Paul, Anna Semple
Tenors: David de Winter, Jack Granby, Hamish MacGregor, Nicholas Madden
Basses: Joseph Edwards, Simon Grant, Tom Herring, Oliver Morris, Florian Störtz
Director: Nigel Short

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Virga Jesse - Bruckner - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2023-01-18 | Anton Bruckner's setting of the medieval text 'Virga Jesse floruit' is one of his most popular motets, performed by choirs around the world. Composed in 1885, it packs a lot of drama into a short space of time. This archive footage was recorded in St Augustine, Kilburn by kind permission of the Vicar & Churchwardens.

Sopranos: Fiona Fraser, Hannah King, Victoria Meteyard, Josephine Stephenson, Katie Trethewey, Emma Walshe
Altos: Hannah Cooke, Martha McLorinan, Eleanor Minney, Elisabeth Paul
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Nicholas Madden, Nicholas Todd, Toby Ward
Basses: Joseph Edwards, William Gaunt, Andrew Mahon, Owain Park, Simon Whiteley
Director: Nigel Short
Produced by Jonathan Coates.

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In dulci jubilo - Traditional arr. Pearsall - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2022-12-24 | Pearsall's arrangement of the Christmas carol 'In dulci jubilo', captured live at Concertgebouw de Vereeniging in Nijmegen on 18th December 2022.
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Sopranos: Rachel Haworth, Victoria Meteyard, Áine Smith, Rosanna Wicks
Altos: Martha McLorinan, Sophie Overin, Anna Semple
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Jack Granby, Jack Harberd
Basses: Joseph Edwards, Tom Herring, Florian Störtz, Jonty Ward
Director: Nigel Short

Filmed live at Concertgebouw de Vereeniging, Nijmegen as part of the Seizoen Oude Muziek @FestivalOudeMuziek

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In The Bleak Midwinter - Holst - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2022-12-01 | Our recording of Holst's 'In the bleak midwinter' is released as a single, with all proceeds donated to Cancer Research UK. Please visit lnk.to/InTheBleak and download the track to support this cause which is particularly close to our hearts. Tenebrae's Director, Nigel Short, received a cancer diagnosis and underwent major surgery in 2022. He says:

“ I was unexpectedly diagnosed with bowel cancer, which was a real shock for me, my family and everyone around us. The NHS responded quickly, getting me in for a successful operation within a few weeks of my diagnosis, and I’m pleased and relieved to say that I’m now officially in remission. We wanted to do something to support the amazing work that Cancer Research UK does to support everyone affected by cancer. Christmas can be a particularly difficult time for those who are fighting the disease themselves, and for those who have recently lost a loved one or are caring for friends and family. All proceeds from downloads of 'In the bleak midwinter' will be donated to Cancer Research UK. Please consider downloading it today to support the vital work that this wonderful charity does every day of the year.”

If you love this track and would like to hear more, our latest Christmas album In Winter’s House is available in our online shop and on all major streaming platforms. lnk.to/inwintershouse

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Sopranos: Isabella Gibber, Rachel Haworth, Hannah King, Rosanna Wicks
Altos: Amy Blythe, Elisabeth Paul, Anna Semple, Joy Sutcliffe
Tenors: Jacob Ewens, Nicholas Madden, Tom Robson
Basses: Joseph Edwards, Simon Grant, Thomas Herring, Thomas Lowen
Director: Nigel Short

Filmed at St Bartholomew-the-Great, London in November 2022

O vos omnes - Victoria - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2022-11-16 | Taken from his Tenebrae Responsories for Holy Saturday, Victoria's setting of 'O vos omnes' captures the grief inherent in the words but also a sense of calm and serenity. This archive footage was recorded in St Augustine, Kilburn by kind permission of the Vicar & Churchwardens.

Sopranos: Grace Davidson, Victoria Meteyard, Josephine Stephenson, Emma Walshe
Altos: Hannah Cooke, Martha McLorinan, Elisabeth Paul
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Nicholas Madden, Toby Ward
Basses: Joseph Edwards
Director: Nigel Short
Produced by Jonathan Coates.

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Musica Dei donum optime - Lassus - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2022-10-19 | This archive footage was recorded in St Augustine, Kilburn by kind permission of the Vicar & Churchwardens.

Sopranos: Grace Davidson, Victoria Meteyard, Josephine Stephenson, Emma Walshe
Altos: Hannah Cooke, Martha McLorinan, Elisabeth Paul
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Nicholas Madden, Toby Ward
Basses: Joseph Edwards, William Gaunt, Owain Park
Produced by Jonathan Coates.

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Deo Gracias - Britten - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2022-10-14 | This behind-the-scenes footage shows our sopranos and altos recording Deo Gracias from Benjamin Britten's 'A Ceremony of Carols', joined by harpist Camilla Pay. Filmed at All Hallows' Gospel Oak in March 2022

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Sopranos: Grace Davidson, Elizabeth Drury, Isabella Gibber, Rachel Haworth, Hannah King, Victoria Meteyard, Rosanna Wicks
Altos: Amy Blythe, Martha McLorinan, Elisabeth Paul, Anna Semple
Harp: Camilla Pay (camillapay.com)
Director: Nigel Short

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Bob Chilcott - The Shepherds Carol from In Winters House

Tenebrae Choir 2022-09-29 | Hear the full album: lnk.to/InWintersHouse

TENEBRAE IN REHEARSAL: J. S. Bach - Singet dem Herrn (Pt. II)

Tenebrae Choir 2022-08-02 | Bach's celebratory motet 'Singet dem Herrn' is based on texts from Psalm 149 and Psalm 150 as well as selected chorales. This film of the closing section was captured at the historic church of St Bartholomew-the-Great in London, as part of a rehearsal for performances in Ireland and England.

Sopranos: Rachel Haworth, Victoria Meteyard, Emma Walshe, Rosanna Wicks
Altos: Amy Blythe, Sophie Overin
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Nicholas Todd
Basses: T.J. Callahan, Gavin Cranmer-Moralee, Jimmy Holliday, Steve Kennedy, Gareth Thomas
Nigel Short - director
Film by Knight Classical, June 2022

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TENEBRAE IN REHEARSAL: J. S. Bach - Singet dem Herrn (Pt. I)

Tenebrae Choir 2022-07-18 | This film of the opening section of Bach's 'Singet dem Herrn' was captured in rehearsal at the historic church of St Bartholomew-the-Great in London. Famously, this motet is said to have had a profound impact on Mozart when he heard it in Leipzig in 1789, just two years before his untimely death.

Sopranos: Rachel Haworth, Victoria Meteyard, Emma Walshe, Rosanna Wicks
Altos: Amy Blythe, Sophie Overin
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Nicholas Todd
Basses: T.J. Callahan, Gavin Cranmer-Moralee, Jimmy Holliday, Steve Kennedy, Gareth Thomas
Nigel Short - director
Film by Knight Classical, June 2022

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Tenebrae: Bach and MacMillan Crowdfunder

Tenebrae Choir 2022-07-18 | crowdfunder.co.uk/p/bach-and-macmillan

During spring 2023 we plan to tour and record a new programme, combining three of J. S. Bach’s iconic motets with contemporary works by Sir James MacMillan. Captured live in concert at Snape Maltings, this new album will feature the world premiere recording of MacMillan’s 'I Saw Eternity', which was composed specially for Tenebrae.

We need your help to raise £20,000, which will contribute towards recording fees for our wonderful freelance artists, and practical costs such as travel and accommodation. To find out more and donate, visit crowdfunder.co.uk/p/bach-and-macmillan

TENEBRAE IN REHEARSAL: Rachmaninov - Bogoroditse Devo

Tenebrae Choir 2022-05-30 | This archive film from spring 2019 was taken during a rehearsal at Holy Trinity Church, Guildford in the UK. Regularly performed by choirs all over the world, Rachmaninov's Bogoroditse Devo is one of the most well-known movements from his All-Night Vigil (or Vespers).

Sopranos: Mimi Doulton, Joanna Forbes L'Estrange, Victoria Meteyard, Emilia Morton, Bethany Partridge, Emma Walshe
Altos: Hannah Cooke, Martha McLorinan, Elisabeth Paul
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, David de Winter, Tom Robson
Basses: Will Gaunt, Tom Herring, Jimmy Holliday
Nigel Short - director

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TENEBRAE IN REHEARSAL: Byrd - Ne irascaris, Domine

Tenebrae Choir 2022-05-20 | Here we are rehearsing Williams Byrd’s Ne irascaris, Domine before a performance for KLANGVOKAL Musikfestival, Dortmund. Byrd was a devout Catholic living in a newly Protestant England following the Reformation. While many other Catholics suffered torture and execution during this tumultuous period, Byrd is said to have escaped persecution because he was a favourite composer of Queen Elizabeth I. One of his most well-loved motets, the text of Ne irascaris (and its second part, Civitas sancti tui) is a metaphor for England's abandonment of the Catholic Church.

Filmed in rehearsal at St. Marienkirche, Dortmund in May 2022.

Martha McLorinan (alto), Jeremy Budd (tenor), Nicholas Madden (tenor), Joseph Edwards (baritone), Tom Herring (bass), Nigel Short (director)

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I wonder as I wander - Owain Park - Tenebrae Associate Artists (2018)

Tenebrae Choir 2021-12-24 | A Christmas throwback to December 2018, when our 2018/19 Associate Artists toured France with a programme of music for Advent. This archive video shows them rehearsing Owain Park's 'I wonder as I wander'.

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Veni, veni Emmanuel - Adrian Peacock - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2021-12-17 | Captured live in concert at Müpa Budapest, Hungary in November 2021.

Tenebrae’s Christmas album ‘What Sweeter Music’, featuring this piece, is available here: tenebrae-choir.com/recordings/what-sweeter-music.

Sung text:
Veni, veni Emmanuel,
Puer natus est nobis
Alleluia
Hodie Christus natus est
Laetantur archangeli
Gaudete, gaudete Christus est natus
Venite, venite adoremus
Alleluia

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The Dying Soldier - Trad/arr. Short - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2021-07-26 | This American folksong, arranged for baritone solo and choir by Nigel Short, is based on the arrangement for baritone solo, SATB and orchestra by Mack Wilberg. Filmed at St. Jude-on-the-Hill, Hampstead in April 2021.
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Soloist: Joseph Edwards
Sopranos: Grace Davidson, Joanna Forbes L'Estrange, Fiona Fraser, Hannah King, Victoria Meteyard, Emilia Morton
Altos: Hannah Cooke, Martha McLorinan, Eleanor Minney, Elisabeth Paul
Tenors: Ben Alden, Jeremy Budd, Nicholas Madden, Toby Ward
Basses: Tom Herring, Piers Kennedy, Owain Park, Simon Whiteley
Film & audio by @Pixaudio: pixaudio.com
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The Lazy Man - Trad. arr. Bob Chilcott - Tenebrae directed by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2021-06-16 | Bob Chilcott's arrangement of 'The Lazy Man' was filmed at St Jude-on-the-Hill, Hampstead.

Singers: Nigel Short (director), Grace Davidson, Joseph Edwards, Joanna Forbes L'Estrange, Nicholas Madden, Simon Whiteley
Film & audio by Pixaudio: pixaudio.com

Special thanks to The King's Singers and Peer Music for granting permission to record this music.
Hear this music on our album 'Sun, Moon, Sea & Stars': bit.ly/3cHV1A3
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God So Loved the World - Stainer - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2021-06-03 | Stainer's 'God So Loved the World' was filmed at St John's Smith Square, London, as part of Holy Week Festival 2021.

Sopranos: Grace Davidson, Hannah King, Victoria Meteyard, Emma Walshe
Altos: Eleanor Minney, Chris Mitchell, Elisabeth Paul
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Nicholas Madden, Toby Ward
Basses: Joseph Edwards, William Gaunt, Tom Herring, Jimmy Holliday
Film & audio by Andy Staples & Dave Hinitt

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The Blue Bird - Stanford - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2021-01-01 | A setting by Charles Villiers Stanford of a poem by Mary Elizabeth Coleridge. The music superbly reflects the words, creating an overall impression of both warmth and chill in a fleeting moment of natural beauty. Recorded in St Augustine, Kilburn by kind permission of the Vicar & Churchwardens.

Sopranos: Victoria Meteyard, Katie Trethewey, Emma Walshe
Altos: Hannah Cooke Martha McLorinan
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Nicholas Madden
Basses: William Gaunt, Owain Park

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Tebe poem - Chesnokov - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2020-12-18 | A spine-chillingly atmospheric hymn by Pavel Chesnokov, one of over 400 sacred choral works he composed before Communist rule forbade the production of religious art. Recorded in St Augustine, Kilburn by kind permission of the Vicar & Churchwardens.

"Tenebrae is the current master of the Russian sound" Classic FM.

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Os justi - Bruckner - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2020-12-04 | One of a group of unaccompanied motets by Bruckner (the most famous being Locus iste) Os justi is a little gem, unfolding gradually over 5 minutes of sweeping dynamics and delicious suspensions.
Recorded in St Augustine, Kilburn by kind permission of the Vicar & Churchwardens.

Sopranos: Fiona Fraser, Hannah King, Victoria Meteyard, Josephine Stephenson, Katie Trethewey, Emma Walshe
Altos: Hannah Cooke, Martha McLorinan, Eleanor Minney, Elisabeth Paul
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Nicholas Madden, Nicholas Todd, Toby Ward
Basses: Joseph Edwards, William Gaunt, Andrew Mahon, Owain Park, Simon Whiteley
Produced by Jonathan Coates.

安东·布鲁克纳（Anton Bruckner）-奥斯蒂（Os justi）-特内布雷（Tenebrae)，由奈杰尔·肖特（Nigel Short）指挥

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If ye love me - Tallis - Tenebrae conducted by Nigel Short

Tenebrae Choir 2020-11-21 | Elizabethan composer Thomas Tallis was one of the first composers to set music to English texts after the Reformation. "If ye love me" remains one of the most widely performed Tudor anthems. Recorded in St Augustine, Kilburn by kind permission of the Vicar & Churchwardens.

Sopranos: Grace Davidson, Victoria Meteyard, Josephine Stephenson, Emma Walshe
Altos: Hannah Cooke, Martha McLorinan, Elisabeth Paul
Tenors: Jeremy Budd, Nicholas Madden, Toby Ward
Basses: Joseph Edwards, William Gaunt, Owain Park
Produced by Jonathan Coates.

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托马斯·塔利斯（Thomas Tallis）-如果你爱我
Tenebrae，由Nigel Short指挥
经牧师与教堂管理员的许可，在基尔本圣奥古斯丁录制