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Saturday 1 May 2010
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University of Essex Choir

University of Essex Choir
Essex Sinfonia
Richard Cooke
conductor
Sophie Bevan soprano
Louise Poole mezzo soprano
Martin Hindmarsh tenor
Robert Rice bass

Mendelssohn Paulus

Mendelssohn’s 'other' oratorio, St. Paul (Paulus) matches the more well-known Elijah for it's combination of fine uplifting choruses, the melodic beauty of it's arias, it's drama and inspirational moments such as the scene of conversion at Damascus. It is a vivid work, Handelian in concept and dressed up in the warm harmonic language of the Romantic era.

Please note this event is not an Aldeburgh Music promotion.

Snape Maltings Concert Hall
7pm

Tickets £21, £17, £13, £10 (concessions £6)


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BOX OFFICE
Snape Maltings Concert Hall Visitor Centre and Aldeburgh High Street
Mon-Sat 10am-4pm
Tel. 01728 687110
boxoffice@aldeburgh.co.uk

EXHIBITIONS
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The University of Essex Choir

The University of Essex Choir was founded in 1977 and has a membership of about 150 singers drawn from staff and students of the University and from the local community. The choir performs two concerts a year and many of its Spring concerts are given at Snape. Recent acclaimed performances have included Bach’s B Minor Mass in 2006. The choir has also performed in the cathedrals at Norwich, Bury St. Edmunds and Chelmsford as well as at Canterbury and in Lille.

Since 1981 the Conductor has been Richard Cooke, Music Director of the Royal Choral Society and Conductor of Canterbury Choral Society.

The University has a relatively high proportion of foreign students and many of the students in the choir are from overseas, some of them singing in a choir for the first time.