So tomorrow morning, the first contingent of our choir travels out to Tallinn in preparation for our concert on Saturday evening at the Lutheran Cathedral then on Sunday morning we'll be singing at morning service at the Charles XI Church. The repertoire is basically that of our recent London concert (Sisask, Britten, R.R. Bennett, Byrd, Parsons, Merulo, Bassano) with the addition of some extra pieces (Bruckner:Os Justi, Vagn Holmboe:Liber Canticorum Vol 5, Purcell/Sandstrom:Hear my Prayer).
I'll report further when we get back.
Wednesday, 26 July 2006
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