TivoliVredenburg

Choral musicTivoliVredenburg

Bach, Britten & Mendelssohn

with The Choir of St John’s College Cambridge

When
Monday, 21 December 2026 · 20:00
Programme checked Sat 31 Oct
Where
TivoliVredenburg
Utrecht · Vredenburgkade 11, Utrecht
Tickets
Sold by the presenter
We take no fee
Programme
  1. BennettOut of Your SleepAs printed by the presenter
  2. SixtenMary›s Lullaby (Silent Night)As printed by the presenter
  3. WarlockBethlehem DownAs printed by the presenter
  4. TraditioneelThere Is No Rose; Gabriel’s Message (arr. Clements ); In dulci jubilo (arr. Pearsall )As printed by the presenter
  5. DaleyChrist Hath a Garden; Love Came Down At ChristmasAs printed by the presenter
  6. PaishAngels We Have Heard On HighAs printed by the presenter
  7. Johann Sebastian Bach
    Johann Sebastian BachVom Himmel kam der Engel SchaarBWV.607; In dulci jubilo, BWV.608; Lobt Gott, ihr Christen, allzugleich, BWV.609
    Listen to Vom Himmel kam der Engel Schaar: ListenApple Music ↗YouTube ↗
  8. Michael Praetorius
    PraetoriusMagnificat quinti toniAs printed by the presenter
  9. WadeO Come, All Ye Faithful (arr. Willcocks )As printed by the presenter
  10. HasslerVerbum caro factum estAs printed by the presenter
  11. William Walton
    WaltonAll This Time This song Is BestAs printed by the presenter
  12. Benjamin Britten
    Benjamin BrittenA Hymn to the Virginfor double chorus
    Listen to A Hymn to the Virgin: ListenApple Music ↗YouTube ↗
  13. HowellsA Spotless Rose; Here is the Little DoorAs printed by the presenter
  14. JoubertThere Is No RoseAs printed by the presenter
  15. StopfordLully, Lulla, LullayAs printed by the presenter
  16. Felix Mendelssohn
Performers
  • The Choir of St John’s College Cambridge ensemble
  • Christopher Gray dirigent
  • Pascal Bachmann orgel
  • Thomas Watkin orgel

Pictures via Wikimedia Commons · TivoliVredenburg: Michielderoo, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Johann Sebastian Bach: Elias Gottlob Haussmann, Public domain · Michael Praetorius: 1606, Public domain · William Walton: AP Wirephoto, Public domain · Benjamin Britten: Szalay Zoltán, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Felix Mendelssohn: Eduard Magnus, Public domain