Choral musicPrague Spring International Music Festival

Byrd, Bach, Elgar & Purcell

with Iveta Apkalna

When
Friday, 14 May 2027 · 20:00
Programme checked Wed 4 Nov
Where
Smetana Hall, Municipal House
Prague · náměstí Republiky 5, 110 00 Praha 1
Tickets
Sold by the presenter
We take no fee
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Programme
  1. Lionel RoggDeux Visions de l’Apocalypse, II. La Cité célesteAs printed by the presenter
  2. William ByrdAve verum corpus
    Listen to Ave verum corpus: ListenApple Music ↗YouTube ↗
  3. Benjamin Britten
    Benjamin BrittenTe Deum in CAs printed by the presenter
  4. Richard DubraHerr, bleib bei uns!As printed by the presenter
  5. Pēteris Vasks
    Pēteris VasksDona nobis pacemAs printed by the presenter
  6. Johann Sebastian Bach
    Johann Sebastian BachFantasiain G major, BWV.572
    Listen to Fantasia: ListenApple Music ↗YouTube ↗
  7. Edward Elgar
    Edward ElgarEnigma VariationsOp. 36Lux aeterna after nimrod
    Listen to Enigma Variations: Full recordingApple Music ↗YouTube ↗
  8. Henry Purcell
    Henry PurcellHear my prayerO Lord, for chorus, violins and continuo, Z.15
    Listen to Hear my prayer: ListenApple Music ↗YouTube ↗
  9. Thierry Escaich
    Thierry EscaichDeux Évocations, Évocation No. 2As printed by the presenter
  10. Thierry Escaich
    Thierry EscaichTrois Motets pour 12 voix mixtes et orgueAs printed by the presenter
  11. Henry Balfour GardinerEvening HymnAs printed by the presenter
Performers
  • Iveta Apkalna organ
  • State Choir LATVIJA
  • Māris Sirmais choirmaster

Pictures via Wikimedia Commons · Benjamin Britten: Szalay Zoltán, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Pēteris Vasks: Hokit, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Johann Sebastian Bach: Elias Gottlob Haussmann, Public domain · Edward Elgar: not stated, Public domain · Henry Purcell: anonymous, Public domain · Thierry Escaich: FESTIVAL-SALON, CC BY-SA 2.0