Marking the 200th anniversary of the birth of Queen Victoria, with music written in her honour.

St Martin’s Voices

Directed by Andrew Earis

Music

Who can dwell with greatness – C.H.H. Parry

For all the wonder of thy regal day – Frederick Bridge

Exploring the life and work of former Poet Laureate Robert Bridges

St Martin’s Voices

Directed by Andrew Earis

Organist Ben Giddens

Music

Crossing the Bar – C.H.H. Parry

All my hope on God is founded - tune 'Michael' by Herbert Howells

Marking the anniversary of the birth of composer Johannes Brahms

St Martin’s Voices

Directed by Andrew Earis

Organist Ben Giddens

Music

Ach, arme Welt, Op. 110 No. 2 - Brahms

How lovely are thy dwellings (extract) – Brahms

Exploring the life and work of Christian mystic and theologian Julian of Norwich

St Martin’s Voices

Directed by Andrew Earis

Organist Ben Giddens

Music

As truly as God is our Father (extract) - William Mathias

(words by Julian of Norwich)

Celebrating Easter with Handel’s Messiah

St Martin’s Voices

Directed by Andrew Earis

Music

Worthy is the Lamb (extract)

Since by man came death (extract)

Words and music for Holy Week, including extracts from William Lloyd Webber’s cantata “The Saviour"

St Martin’s Voices

Directed by Andrew Earis

Music

Man’s Need (opening of ’The Saviour’) - William Lloyd Webber

Behold the Saviour of the world (closing of ’The Saviour’) - William Lloyd Webber

Words and music anticipating Palm Sunday

St Martin’s Voices

Directed by Andrew Earis

Music

Hosanna to the Son of David – Gibbons (extract)

Hosianna dem Sohne Davids – Gesius

Exploring Howells’ Requiem.

St Martin’s Voices

Directed by Andrew Earis

Music

Salvator mundi (extract) - Howells

The Lord is my shepherd - Howells

Words and music for exploring the metaphysical poet and priest John Donne.

St Martin’s Voices

Directed by Andrew Earis

Music

Bring us, O Lord God – James MacMillan (extracts)

Celebrating World Poetry Day in words and music, led by the Revd Dr Sam Wells.

St Martin’s Voices

Directed by Andrew Earis

Organist Ben Giddens

Music

Water Night – Eric Whitacre (opening)

Pinsesalme from 'Peer Gynt' – Edvard Grieg