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TAVERNERMASSES BY BYRD WITH MOTETS BY &&STRAVINSKY& DURUFLÉ The Ripieno Choir 7.30 pm Saturday Tickets £15 in advance, conducted by 25 June 2016 £17 on the day, David Hansell All Saints’ Church £5 for under-18s. Call Weston Green 020 8399 2714 or email Esher, Surrey [email protected] KT10 8JL – or book online at 25 JUNE ripienochoir.org.uk RIPIENOthe choır. JOHN TAVERNER (c1490-1545) Western Wynde Mass WILLIAM BYRD (c1540-1623) Mass for Four Voices interspersed with motets by IGOR STRAVINSKY (1882-1971) Ave Maria & Pater noster MAURICE DURUFLÉ (1902-1986) Four motets on Gregorian melodies & Notre Père Four great composers and unrelentingly TAVERNER brilliant music in strongly contrasting styles. Taverner’s Western Wynde Mass is a BYRD set of variations in which the folk song theme moves through the choral texture & surrounded by ever-inventive and intricate counter-melodies. The result is an intriguing mix of medieval, Eton Choirbook and later Renaissance effects which never fails to captivate singers and listeners alike. Byrd modelled his famous Mass for Four Voices on Taverner’s Mean Mass, quoting from it in 25 JUNE his own Sanctus movement. This famous work has not been sung by Ripieno for several years and we The concert will start at are especially looking forward to the Agnus Dei 7.30pm and will end movement – some of music history’s greatest pages. at approximately 9.30pm. In contrast to the intricate polyphony of Tickets: £15 in advance, the sixteenth century, the twentieth century motets £17 on the day, £5 for use simple chordal textures that are positively under-18s, from the box austere by comparison, anticipating Arvo Pärt and office: 020 8399 2714, or John Tavener. In his Ave Maria and Pater Noster [email protected]. Stravinsky created ‘a simple harmonic intonation of Group discounts available. the words’ to breathtaking effect and Duruflé’s exquisite harmonisations of plainchant melodies inhabit the same world. RIPIENOthe choır. .

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