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Programme Archive Programme Archive DATE NOTES or TITLE PROGRAMME CONDUCTOR Vaughan Williams: Five Mystical Songs Serenade to Music 23 March 2019 Music and Mysticism Finzi: God is Gone Up + Eclogue Mark Jordan Tavener: Song for Athene Parry: Blest Pair of Sirens 26 January 2019 Choral Workshop Mozart: Requiem Mark Jordan & Alex Aitken 08 December 2018 Christmas with MK Chorale Festive family concert of carols old and new…. Mark Jordan Gjeilo: Sunrise Mass 17 November 2018 Northern Lights Vasks: Pater Noster Mark Jordan Grieg: Holberg Suite 27 June 2018 Rossini: Petite Messe Solennelle Mark Jordan Handel: Coronation Anthems 1-3 17 March 2018 Kings & Crowns Mark Jordan D'Astorga: Stabat Mater 27 January 2018 Choral Workshop Jenkins: The Armed Man Mark Jordan & Alex Aitken 16 December 2017 Christmas with MK Chorale Festive family concert of carols old and new…. Janet Lincé 19 November 2017 (Joint Concert with Danesborough Chorus) Brahms: Ein deutsches Requiem Ian Smith (Danesborough) Duruflé: Requiem Duruflé: Quatre Motets sur des thèmes grégoriens 24 June 2017 A Duruflé Feast Saint-Saens: Ave Maria Victoria Ely Duparc: L'invitation au voyage Gounod: Avant quitter ces lieux Duruflé: Suite Opus 5 Bernstein: Chichester Psalms Vaughan Williams: Festival Te Deum 18 March 2017 Inspiring Spring Elgar: Give unto the Lord Victoria Ely Britten: Te Deum in C & Antiphon Holst: Short Festival Te Deum Family concert of Christmas music, readings & 17 December 2016 Christmas with the Chorale Victoria Ely carols for choir and audience Puccini: Messa di Gloria Verdi: Pater Noster; 26 November 2016 Verdi: Prelude Act III La Traviata & Va Pensiero Victoria Ely Puccini: Crisantemi & Nessun Dorma Bizet: Au fond du Temple Saint Rutter: The Sprig of Thyme Wood: Waltzing Matilda Meader: Shenandoa 02 July 2016 Folk Fantasia Victoria Ely Gilmore: Ton Thé Mendelssohn: Drei Volkslieder Peterson-Berger: Stemning Vivaldi: Gloria 19 March 2016 McDowall: Ave Maris Stella Victoria Ely Britten: Simple Symphony Family concert of Christmas music, readings & 13 December 2015 Christmas with the Chorale Victoria Ely carols for choir and audience Vaughan Williams: A Sea Symphony 22 November 2015 (Joint Concert with Danesborough Chorus) Ian Smith (Danesborough) Elgar: Cello Concerto Faure: Requiem Parry: Crossing the bar 28 March 2015 Musical Reflections on Easter Ireland: Greater love hath no man Victoria Ely Finzi: Lo, the full final sacrifice Vaughan Williams: Five Mystical Songs 20 December 2014 Christmas with the Chorale Festive music for all the family Oliver Neal Parker 16 November 2014 (Joint Concert with Danesborough Chorus) Bach: Mass in B minor Oliver Neal Parker Orff: Carmina Burana Poulenc: Flute Sonata 21 June 2014 Forte for Forty! Vaughan Williams: Antiphon Oliver Neal Parker Hadley: My beloved spake John Byron Poem 29 March 2014 Rachmaninov: Vespers Oliver Neal Parker 14 December 2013 Christmas with Chorale Festive music for choir and audience Hilary Davan Wetton Verdi: Requiem 17 November 2013 (Joint Concert with Danesborough Chorus) Wagner: Prelude to Die Meistersinger Ian Smith (Danesborough) & Ride of the Valkyries 07 September 2013 Choral Workshop Tallis: Spem in Alium Tom Appleton Allegri: Miserere Lotti: Crucifixus Purcell: Hear my prayer 15 June 2013 Out of Darkness Cometh Light Tom Appleton Handel: Dixit Dominus Purcell: Dido & Aeneas excerpts Bach: St John Passion excerpts Tallis: Why fum'th in sight; E'en like the hunted hind; Let God Arise; Expend, O Lord; Come Holy Ghost Eternal God; O come in one to praise the Lord; God grant with grace 29 March 2013 Mantua Tour, Italy Byrd: Mass for Four Voices Tom Appleton Monteverdi: Adoramus te Christe; Cantate Domino Palestrina: Sicut cervus; Exsultate Deo Victoria: Missa pro Defunctis Britten: Rejoice in the Lamb, Ballad of Heroes, 16 March 2013 Auden, Britten & Chums Hymn to St Cecilia. Tom Appleton Solos: Cabaret Songs, On this Island Film: Night Mail Mozart: Mass in C Minor, Ave Verum Mozart Konzert 20 January 2013 Corpus, Tom Appleton (Joint Concert with Danesborough Chorus) Eine kleine Nachtmusik, Exsultate Jublilate Britten: A Ceremony of Carols Vaughan Williams: Fantasia on Christmas Carols 01 December 2012 A Concert for Advent Tom Appleton Selection of music for choir, audience, harp and brass Rutter: Birthday Madrigals 23 June 2012 Shakespeare in Song Shearing: Songs & Sonnets Tom Appleton Vaughan Williams: Three Shakespeare Songs Fauré: Requiem 25 February 2012 Tom Appleton Duruflé: Requiem 17 December 2011 It's Christmas! Festive music & fun for choir and audience Tom Appleton Orff: Carmina Burana 13 November 2011 (Joint Concert with Danesborough Chorus) Ian Smith (Danesborough) Dvorak: New World Symphony Todd: Mass in Blue + various jazz pieces inc. 18 June 2011 Over the rainbow, Blue moon, Let's do it, and Tom Appleton I got rhythm 19 March 2011 Brahms: Requiem Tom Appleton 18 December 2010 Christmas with the Chorale Christmas music for all the family Tom Appleton Gershwin: Porgy & Bess (concert version) Porgy & Bess Mussorgsky: Boris Godunov, 14 November 2010 Stuart Dunlop (Joint Concert with Danesborough Chorus) Prologue & Coronation Scene Prokofiev: Romeo & Juliet Suite 2 Britten: Jubilate Deo; Ceremony of Carols selection 12 June 2010 Jubilation! Bernstein: Chichester Psalms Stuart Dunlop Janacek: Lord's Prayer Goodall: Jubilate Deo 20 March 2010 Bach: St John Passion Stuart Dunlop 19 December 2009 An Old English Christmas Festive music for choir & audience Stuart Dunlop 22 November 2009 (Joint Concert with Danesborough Chorus) Elgar: The Dream of Gerontius Ian Smith (Danesborough) Jenkins: The Armed Man Bernstein: West Side Story & The Best of all Possible Worlds; 13 June 2009 More Classics Live! Stuart Dunlop Copeland: Simple Gifts & Ching-a-Ring-Chaw Fauré: Cantique de Jean Racine Barber: Sure on this Shining Night Sing in the City! Singing workshop inc. music 25 April 2009 Stuart Dunlop Blast those blues away such as West Side Story Mozart: Church Sonata in C Major; Laudate 21 March 2009 Strictly Mozart Dominium from Vesperae Solennes de Stuart Dunlop Confessore; Missa Brevis in D Minor; Requiem 23 November 2008 Porgy & Bess Gershwin: Porgy & Bess Concert Version Fauré: Requiem 14 June 2008 Classics Live! Popular opera choruses Stuart Dunlop Les Miserables medley etc. Vivaldi: Gloria + Concerto for Two Trumpets 08 March 2008 Celebrate! Stuart Dunlop Handel: Dettingen Te Deum 15 December 2007 Christmas with the Chorale Festive music for choir & audience Stuart Dunlop Belshazzar's Feast Walton: Belshazzar's Feast 25 November 2007 Ian Smith (Danesborough) (Joint Concert with Danesborough Chorus) Ireland: These things shall be 21 July 2007 MK Proms in the Park Various Stephen Bell Dvorak: Gypsy Songs Castelnuovo-Teseco: Romancero Gitano 17 June 2007 A Sultry Summer Evening Barber: Sure on this shining night Stuart Dunlop The monk and his cat Brahms: Gypsy Songs Howard Charles 28 April 2007 Bring us your voices! A day of singing for everyone to enjoy (Director of City Music Services) Stravinsky: Mass & Octet for Winds 24 March 2007 Rites in Spring Schubert: arr. Brahms Ellens Gesang Stuart Dunlop Bruckner: Mass in E Minor 19 November 2006 (Joint Concert with Danesborough Chorus) Beethoven: Missa Solemnis Stuart Dunlop 16 November 2006 Christmas with the Chorale Festive music for choir & audience Stuart Dunlop Hilary Davan Wetton 15 July 2006 MK Proms in the Park Various (Founder) Britten: Hymn to St Cecilia Bailey: I can still make you out Tippett: Five Negro Spirtuals Mozart: Exsultate jubilate Bruckner: Locus iste & Ave Maria Casals: O vos omnes 17 June 2006 A Bouquet of Summer Sounds Donizetti: Come Paride vezzuoso Stuart Dunlop Mozart: Voi che sapete Quilter: Go, lovely rose Mayeri: Marigold Porter: Night and Day Gershwin: I got rhythm Arien & Hartburg: Over the rainbow 02 April 2006 Messiah with a difference Mozart: his setting of Handel's Messiah Stuart Dunlop 15 & 17 December 2005 Christmas with the Chorale Christmas music for choir and audience Stuart Dunlop 20 November 2005 (Joint Concert with Danesborough Chorus) Elgar: Scenes from the Saga of King Olaf Ian Smith (Danesborough) Hilary Davan Wetton 16 July 2005 MK Proms in the Park Various (Founder) 11 June 2005 Rossini: Petite Messe Solennelle Stuart Dunlop Hilary Davan Wetton 20 March 2005 Palm Sunday Passion Bach: St John Passion (Founder) 16 & 18 December 2004 Christmas Concert Christmas music for choir & audience John Gibbons Khachaturian: Onedin Line theme Sounds of the Seas 31 October 2004 Hovhaness: And God created great whales John Gibbons (Joint Concert with Danesborough Chorus) Vaughan Williams: A Sea Symphony Haydn: The Heavens are telling & Insane et Vanae Curae Parry: Blest Pair of Sirens Fauré: Cantique de Jean Racine 17 July 2004 Chorale Classics Vaughan Williams: Toward the Unknown Region John Gibbons Handel: Hallelujah Chorus Brahms: How lovely are thy dwellings Mascagni: Easter Hymn Mozart: Ave verum corpus Ode to Joy (30th Anniversary Gala Concert) Beethoven: Ninth Symphony 02 May 2004 John Gibbons With the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Walton: Gloria 31 January 2004 Come & Sing Event Haydn: The Creation John Gibbons 16 & 18 December 2003 Christmas Music from the Chorale Christmas music for choir and audience John Gibbons Christmas choral music & carols for all 13 December 2003 Christmas Concert John Gibbons the family 26 October 2003 (Joint Concert with Danesborough Chorus) Verdi: Requiem Ian Smith (Danesborough) Ramirez: Misa Criolla Mozart: Ouverture 'The Magic Carpet' Hovhaness: O for a shout of sacred joy Toch:
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