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Gatley Concert Itinerary December 13th, St James' Church, Gatley at 7.30pm

 

Plainchant, Te Deum (tenors and basses)
John Hawkins: For These

Jeffrey Lewis: Ave Maria

Jeffrey Lewis: Fons Amoris (first performance)

Verdi: Ave Maria and Laudi alla Vergine Maria (the latter sops and altos)
Poulenc: Laudes de Saint Antoine de Padoue (tenors and basses)
Marc-Antoine Charpentier: Te Deum

Lymm Sunday 3rd July

 


 

Parry - I was glad

Parry - My soul, there is a country

Elgar - The shower

John Hawkins - Sweet day
Gary Carpenter - The rapture
Vaughan Williams - Five mystical songs
INTERVAL 

Handel - The King shall rejoice
Wilbye - Weep mine eyes
Sullivan - The long day closes
Handel - My heart is inditing
Gibbons - The silver swan
Stanford - The bluebird
Handel - Zadok the priest
 

Albion  Saturday 25th June
 
                      Handel - Zadok the priest
                      Stanford - The bluebird
Parry - My soul, there is a country
Sullivan - The long day closes
Elgar - The shower
John Hawkins - Sweet day
Gary Carpenter - The rapture
John Sullivan - Do not stand
Vaughan Williams - Easter; Antiphon
INTERVAL
Vivaldi - Gloria
Parry - I was glad
 

 
Music by Champion - Never weather-beaten sail : Proctor-Gregg - Tune Thy Music to Thyne Heart: Parry - Never weather-beaten sail: Instrumental - John R Williamson - Loveliest of Trees & When I was One and Twenty: Instrumental - Howells - Requiem excerpt & Requiem Aeternum 1 : Vaughan Williams - Sweet Day: Elgar - The Shower: John Hawkins - Sweet Day: Parry - My Soul, there is a country: Instrumental - Gary Carpenter - The Rapture: Holst - The Evening Watch.
 

 
 
Summer Music : Britten, Vaughan Williams, Holst, Elgar and Dufay. Click here for on-line programme.
 

 
Sunday 13 December 2009, 7.30 pm, St Peter's Church, Oughtrington
A programme of music for Christmas with guests the Metropolitan Brass Ensemble and Chere Ko, organ   
                         
Traditional carols (with audience participation) and carol arrangements by Philip Spratley
Holst: In the Bleak Midwinter
Holst: Lullay My Liking
Tavener: The Lamb
Howells: Here is the Little Door
 

Saturday 20 June 2009, 7.30pm, Holy Innocents' Church, Fallowfield

With guests Rebecca Chellappah, mezzo-soprano, and Mutian Xu, piano, performing traditional Chinese songs and settings of Chinese poetry by Bantock and Lennox Berkeley

 

Copland: Four Motets

Barber: Reincarnations

Stravinsky: Pater Noster

Stravinsky: Credo

Stravinsky: Ave Maria 

Howells: Take Him, Earth, For Cherishing

arr. Holst: Four Welsh Folk Songs (O ‘twas on a Monday morning, White summer rose, The first love, The Mother-in law)

arr. Philip Spratley: Four Carols (Winter Carol, Eckington Carol, Ascension  God is Ascended)

arr. Tippett: Five Spirituals from A Child of Our Time

 


 

Sunday 9 November 2008, 3pm, Imperial War Museum North, The Quays, Trafford Park

Remembrance Sunday - 90th Anniversary of the end of the Great War

 

Parry: from Songs of Farewell:

My Soul, There is a Country

I Know My Soul Hath Power

Never Weather-beaten Sail

There is an Old Belief

At the Round Earth's Imagin'd Corners

 


Saturday 18 October 2008, 7.30pm, St Ann's Church, St Ann's Square, Manchester

North West Composers Association Concert

 

Stuart Scott: These Days

Joanna Treasure: Our birth is but a sleep

Joanna Treasure: Early, bright, transient

John Reeman: Agnus Dei (from Missa Brevis)

John Ramsden Williamson: Kyrie (from Missa Brevis)

David Forshaw: Blake's Joy

John Ramsden Williamson: When I was one and twenty

Michael Cutting: Bonne pensée du matin

Colin Bayliss: A Christmas Lullaby

David Solomons: Alleyways

Joanna Treasure: Time's Stave

David Ellis: Autumn Light

 



Saturday 18 February 2006, 7.30pm, Manchester Cathedral

A Glimpse of Infinity

David Jones, piano

Jeffrey Makinson, organ

 

Jeffrey Lewis: Musica Aeterna (first performance)

Jeffrey Lewis: Sacred Chants (first complete performance)

 


Sunday 13th March 2011: Philip Spratley recordings, Stockport.
 
Alteri recorded a number of Carols composed by Philip Spratley, a CD will soon be available for purchase.
 
 
 
                                  Recording session in Stockport
 

 
Christmas Carols at Tatton Hall:
Wednesday 1st December 6.30pm to 9pm.
Saturday 11th December  12.00 to 4pm.
 

 
 
With John Turner, recorder
A celebration of 750 years of Stockport Market, including music by composers associated with Stockport, with music by Douglas Steele, David Ellis and Peter Hope.
 
 
 
In Paradisum
With Gethin Davies-Jones, organ
 
Fauré: Cantique de Jean Racine
Messiaen: O Sacrum Convivium
Vierne: Adagio from Symphony No 3
Saint-Saëns: Calmes des nuits, Les fleurs et les arbres (Deux choeurs)
Duparc: Benedicat Vobis Dominus
                                                   Fauré: Requiem
 

Saturday 26 September 2009, 7.30pm, St Margaret's Church, Dunham

Autumn Light

Jeffrey Makinson, organ

 

Copland: Four Motets

Stravinsky: Ave Maria

Stravinsky: Pater Noster

Purcell: Funeral Sentences

David Ellis: Autumn Light

arr. Tippett: Five Spirituals from A Child of Our Time

David Ellis: Sequentia V (Genesis)

Purcell: Thou knowest, Lord

Barber: Reincarnations

Howells: Take Him, Earth, For Cherishing

Handel: Three Choruses from Messiah (For unto us a son is born, Hallelujah, Worthy is the Lamb)

 


Sunday 13 December 2008, 7.30pm, St Peter's Church, Oughtrington

Winter Around The World

With guests Northern Horizons (Hyun-Jin Lee, soprano, Noriko Tsuzaki, violin, Catarina Ferreira, cello, Mutian Xu, piano) performing music by Handel, Puccini, Piazzolla, Pietro Yon and the first performance of Snowscape by Gillian Menichino

 

Plainchant: Angelus ad virginum

Traditional French: Il est né, le divin Enfant

Traditional Neapolitan: Quando nascette Ninno

Benjamin Britten: A Ceremony of Carols, with Louise Thomson, harp

Traditional French: Noël nouvelet!

Traditional Provençal: Ce matin j’ai rencontré le train

Peter Warlock: Six Carols (Balulalow, As dew in Aprille, Bethlehem Down, Cornish Carol, I saw a fair maiden, Benedicamus Domino)

Traditional carols (with audience participation)

 


Sunday 6 July 2008, 7.30pm, United Reformed Church, Lymm

An Evening with Gilbert and Sullivan

With guests Emma Peaurt, soprano, Simon Crosby-Buttle, tenor, and Benjamin Weaver, baritone

 

Choruses, ensembles, solos and duets from The Mikado, The Gondoliers, The Yeomen of the Guard, The Pirates of Penzance, HMS Pinafore, Ruddigore, The Grand Duke and Utopia, Ltd.

Piano solo - Twilight

Partsong - The Long Day Closes