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A CROSS-SECTION OF THE HEPTON SINGERS' CURRENT REPERTOIRE |
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| Mnathain a ghlinne (Gaelic Lament at Glencoe) 16th Century English Madrigals 16th Century Italian Madrigals Tenebrae Responsories Tomas Luis de Victoria Mass for four voices William Byrd Jehova Quam Multi Sunt Hostes Henry Purcell Trois Chansons Maurice Ravel Trois Chansons Claude Debussy Sacred and Profane Benjamin Britten A Farewell to Arms Sir Richard Rodney Bennet Five Negro Sprituals from 'A Child of Our Time' Michael Tippett Five Lenten Motets Antonin Tucapsky Lamentations for Five Voices Lamentations for Six Voices Laulud Laulust Ja Laulikust Kullervo's Message Veljo Tormis Salmo 150 Ernani Aguiar Water Night Eric Whitacre Which was the son of ... Arvo Pärt As the very rocks themselves Paul Robinson* African Songs arranged by Mike Brewer Nkosi sikelel' iAfrika *During 1999 the choir was directed by Paul Robinson. 'As the very rocks themselves' was commissioned by The Hepton Singers with support from Yorkshire and Humberside Arts Association to celebrate his association with the choir. Paul Robinson writes: "As the very rocks themselves is intended for ambitious amateur choirs like the Hepton Singers and is dedicated to them. During a brief period when I stood in for Roger Scaife as director of the Heptons I found it difficult to find pieces of substantial length around which shorter works might be placed. I have always found concerts comprising of long strings of madrigal length pieces a little tiresome. As the very rocks themselves is an attempt to provide a substantial piece and the running time is around 15 minutes. There is a small but significant spatial element to the work, with some singers placed offstage." 'As the very rocks themselves' is available to hire |
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