Temple Singers

Genesis Sixteen

Tom Allery director

            

QUI HABITAT

 

Josquin Qui Habitat
Brumel Kyrie from Earthquake Mass ‘Et ecce terræ motus’ 
G Jackson Cecila Virgo 
Tallis Miserere nostri 
Gombert Magnificat tertii et octavi toni 
Tomkins O Praise the Lord, all ye heathen
Tallis Spem in Alium

 

The Temple Singers – the Temple Church Choir's adult singers – and alumni of The Sixteen’s illustrious Genesis programme, celebrate music for large unaccompanied choral forces and the astonishing musical textures and colours this gave to composers. A concert to truly awaken the senses, culminating in Tallis’ motet Spem in alium, comprising of 40 individual vocal lines. Experiencing this piece in the unique acoustics of the Temple Church will be a true delight for the senses.

 

This concert is generously supported by The Honourable Societies of the Inner and Middle Temple

 

RUNNING TIME: 1 HOUR WITH NO INTERVAL

 

Keeping you Covid-safe at concerts

Further to the lifting of government restrictions on 19 July, all future concerts presented by the Temple Music Foundation will be at full capacity without social distancing in place.

We continue to follow all government guidance and are therefore following the recommendation that people wear face coverings inside when a lot of people are present. Hence, we kindly request that you wear a mask or appropriate face covering when attending our concerts, unless you are exempt.

We will continue to review and manage any risks and will respond to any changes in Government guidance.