Gloriana Concert
Just a reminder that Daylight Saving concludes this Sunday (clocks are put back one hour at 2.00am). Therefore The Earth Will Move on Sunday at 2:30pm EST!
The earth moved: Gorecki's Miserere, written in 1981 and closely related to the celebrated Symphony of Sorrowful Songs, is the composer's heartfelt response to his people's continuing political and personal agony. In an unbroken span of 35 minutes, this work runs the full gamut of emotions - from exultation to deep despair. Named after the Easter antiphon "...and behold the earth moved", Antoine Brumel's 12-part Earthquake Mass is one of the most extraordinary and unprecedented works of the late Renaissance. Also Clare Maclean's Christ the King, based on a poem by New Zealand poet James K. Baxter.
Sunday 25 March 2007 at 2:30pm
St Mark's Anglican Church 250 George Street Fitzroy Mel 2CC9
Tickets $20 pre-purchased, $25 at the door
Bookings 0400 999 248 or manager@gloriana.com.au
Antoine Brumel (c1460-c1515) Missa Et ecce terræ motus (Earthquake Mass)
Antoine Brumel (c1460-c1515) Agnus Dei à12 completion by Philip Legge (2003)
Clare Maclean (1958) Christ the King
Henryk Mikolaj Górecki (1933) Miserere
The earth moved: Gorecki's Miserere, written in 1981 and closely related to the celebrated Symphony of Sorrowful Songs, is the composer's heartfelt response to his people's continuing political and personal agony. In an unbroken span of 35 minutes, this work runs the full gamut of emotions - from exultation to deep despair. Named after the Easter antiphon "...and behold the earth moved", Antoine Brumel's 12-part Earthquake Mass is one of the most extraordinary and unprecedented works of the late Renaissance. Also Clare Maclean's Christ the King, based on a poem by New Zealand poet James K. Baxter.
Sunday 25 March 2007 at 2:30pm
St Mark's Anglican Church 250 George Street Fitzroy Mel 2CC9
Tickets $20 pre-purchased, $25 at the door
Bookings 0400 999 248 or manager@gloriana.com.au
Antoine Brumel (c1460-c1515) Missa Et ecce terræ motus (Earthquake Mass)
Antoine Brumel (c1460-c1515) Agnus Dei à12 completion by Philip Legge (2003)
Clare Maclean (1958) Christ the King
Henryk Mikolaj Górecki (1933) Miserere