Choral musicSinfonia Smith Square (Smith Square Hall)

Angelus ad Virginem

with Choir of Clare College, Cambridge

When
Monday, 21 December 2026 · 19:30
Programme checked Sun 1 Nov
Where
Smith Square Hall
London · Smith Square, London SW1P 3HA
Tickets
Sold by the presenter
We take no fee
Programme
  1. Traditional French arr. Graham RossO come, O come, EmmanuelAs printed by the presenter
  2. Ralph Vaughan Williams
    Ralph Vaughan Williams arr. Graham RossThe truth from aboveAs printed by the presenter
  3. HowellsA spotless roseAs printed by the presenter
  4. Traditional French arr. Stephen JacksonNoël nouveletAs printed by the presenter
  5. Cheryl Frances-HoadThe NativityAs printed by the presenter
  6. Traditional Franciscan arr. Carol BarnettAngelus ad VirginemAs printed by the presenter
  7. Benjamin Britten
    Benjamin BrittenJubilate Deo in CAs printed by the presenter
  8. Michael Praetorius
    Hieronymus PraetoriusMagnificat quinti toni with Christmas interpolations Josef, lieber and In dulci jubiloAs printed by the presenter
  9. Felix Mendelssohn
    Felix MendelssohnWhen Jesus our Lord / There shall a starAs printed by the presenter
  10. Samuel Barber
    Samuel BarberTwelfth NightAs printed by the presenter
  11. Cecilia McDowallThe MagiAs printed by the presenter
  12. John TavenerRockingAs printed by the presenter
  13. John Rutter
    John RutterMary’s LullabyAs printed by the presenter
  14. Bob ChilcottMidwinterAs printed by the presenter
  15. Timothy BrownJoys SevenAs printed by the presenter
  16. Irving Berlin arr. Jeremy DaviesWhite ChristmasAs printed by the presenter
  17. Leroy Anderson & Ralph Vaughan Williams arr. Robert RiceSleigh RideAs printed by the presenter
  18. James BurtonTomorrow shall be my dancing dayAs printed by the presenter
Performers
  • Choir of Clare College, Cambridge
  • Graham Ross director
  • Jacob Costard & Yipeng Xu organ

Pictures via Wikimedia Commons · Ralph Vaughan Williams: James Bacon and Sons, Leeds, Public domain · Benjamin Britten: Szalay Zoltán, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Michael Praetorius: 1606, Public domain · Felix Mendelssohn: Eduard Magnus, Public domain · Samuel Barber: Carl Van Vechten, Public domain · John Rutter: vocalessence, CC BY-SA 2.0