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2020 Subscription Series
The 500th anniversary of the most outlandish Anglo-French summit meeting (complete with wine fountains and wrestling kings), an overview of the evolution of the choral Requiem, a salute to Spring and the annual poignant Good Friday meditation…. four good reasons to get your subscription pass to The Tudor Consort’s 2020 season at the bargain price of $100.
Sunday 17 November, 2019
2019 Subscription Series
From Renaissance love madrigals to contrapuntal riddles through the ages; profound works of faith to music’s less savoury characters; our first collaboration with exciting vocal ensemble Aurora IV; and all crowned with the glorious 40-part Spem in alium - 2019 is a great time to purchase one of our Subscriptions, in order to receive discounted prices and preferential seating for all of these fine concerts. Treat yourself or a friend, and we look forward to seeing you!
Wednesday 7 November, 2018
Music for Holy Week broadcasts on Radio New Zealand Concert this week
The Tudor Consort will be on the airwaves a fair bit this coming week as RNZ Concert broadcasts two Good Friday concerts from years gone by. On Monday 26 March at 7.30pm you can hear our Good Friday presentation from 2014, featuring settings of the Lamentation by Lassus, Tallis and Cardoso alongside the stunning ‘Stabat Mater’ of John Browne and William Byrd’s masterpiece ‘Ne irascaris Domine’. And at 1pm on Good Friday (a few hours before our next concert!) RNZ will broadcast last year’s concert - Music for Holy Week: The Desolate City, commemorating the wartime destruction of Dresden and Hiroshima, and the cry of the persecuted Catholic Church, lamenting the loss of the spiritual Jerusalem in Protestant England. Our Music Director Michael Stewart will also be interviewed on Upbeat at 1pm this coming Wednesday to talk about Eternal Sacrifice - stay tuned!Saturday 24 March, 2018
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Reviews
In all, this was a splendid performance…the music was uplifting and inspiring [and] the audience was rapt.
Middle C, 31 October 2015
Review of Officium Defunctorum – Victoria's Requiem, Saturday 31 October 2015
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