St Martin’s Emerging Artists and renowned Cellist Adrian Bradbury present a reflective journey through music of penitence, sorrow, and quiet hope. Centred on Allegri’s transcendent Miserere, the programme weaves together early masterpieces by composers such as Byrd, Palestrina and Bach. Performed by voices and instruments in close dialogue, this sequence of sacred music offers a moving exploration of suffering and solace as we journey through Lent and passiontide towards the resurrection.
This event is free to attend for all.
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Allegri – Miserere
Bach – Prelude from Suite No.3 in C
Victoria – O Vos Omnes
Bach – Gute Nacht
Byrd – Miserere
Palestrina – Agnus Dei II from Missa Brevis
Monteverdi – Christe, adoramus te
Morales – Peccantem me Quotidie
Bach – Bourrée I and Bourrée II from Suite No.3 in C
Lotti – Crucifixus a 6
Bach – Ruht Wohl -
St Martin’s Emerging Artists
Adrian Bradbury – cello
Jon Dods – organ
Olivia Tait & Harvey Lok – director
Great Sacred Choral Classics: Allegri Miserere
Tuesday 3 March, 6pmSt Martin’s Emerging Artists and renowned Cellist Adrian Bradbury present a reflective journey through music of penitence, sorrow, and quiet hope.
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