Nicholas Mulroy leads Scotland’s only professional choir through music that invites contemplation and reflection in four of Scotland’s most beautiful acoustics. The season of Lent, a time of penitence for Christians leading up to Easter, has inspired composers over the centuries to write some of their most beautiful and heartrending music. In this a cappella programme, you’ll hear connections between renaissance polyphony, Francis Poulenc, and Cheryl Frances-Hoad.
Francis Poulenc Tristis est anima mea
Orlando Lassus Tristis est anima mea
Francis Poulenc Vinea mea electa
Imogen Holst Kyrie
Vicente Lusitano Sancta Maria
Orlando Gibbons Drop, drop slow tears
James MacMillan Miserere
Francis Poulenc Tenebrae factae sunt
Sarah MacDonald Crux fidelis
Anna Meredith Heal you
William Harris Bring us, O Lord God
William Byrd Iustorurum animae
Ninfea Cruttwell-Reade The Dead
Francis Poulenc Timor et Tremor
Imogen Holst Agnus Dei
Cheryl Frances-Hoad At the round earth’s imagined corners
John Sheppard Libera nos I
Nicholas Mulroy director
The Singers of Dunedin Consort
