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The Cherubic Hymn (Glinka) Preacher. Dr Leanne Williams Green, Junior Research Fellow, Trinity College. “ It’s a sumptuous sound from the Choir of Trinity College Cambridge, directed by Stephen Layton. The high standard…guides us through not far off two centuries of Anglican tradition “. Andrew McGregor, BBC Radio 3.
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Highlights of the Choir’s extensive discography include...
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The Choir makes its traditional May Week appearance atop the...
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Recordings of Baroque and 20th century repertoire have...
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Recordings of Baroque and 20th century repertoire have enabled collaborations with the Academy of Ancient Music, the Orchestra of the Age of Englightenment, Britten Sinfonia and City of London Sinfonia, and with soloists including Susan Gritton, Emma Kirkby, Iestyn Davies, Allan Clayton, James Gilchrist, Thomas Hobbs, Matthew Brook, Neal Davies
Choral Scholars and Volunteers and Organ Scholars all receive six free singing lessons per term from one of our experienced and highly-respected singing teachers. All of our singing teachers are accomplished singers in their own right with a wealth of professional experience as soloists and ensemble singers.
The Choir of Trinity College, Cambridge is a mixed choir whose primary function is to sing choral services in the Tudor chapel of Trinity College, Cambridge. [1] . In January 2011, Gramophone named the choir the fifth best choir in the world. [2]
Soprano Vocals [Choir] – Alison Hill, Bethany Partridge, Catherine White (2), Catriona Casha, Elisabeth Krizek, Faith Waddell, Georgia Way, Hannah King (3), Hannah Partridge, Julia St Clair, Mary Price (10), Rachel Ambrose Evans, Zoë Brown
Voted the fifth best choir in the world in Gramophone magazine’s ‘20 Greatest Choirs’, the Choir of Trinity College Cambridge comprises around thirty Choral Scholars and two Organ...
In essence a mini-oratorio, Wesley’s setting features the soloists both individually and combined, in addition to the choir and a characterful part for organ. A rumbling fugue is impressively marshalled by Layton, and Sumei Bao-Smith’s gleaming soprano adorns the peaceful coda.
