Evening Concert | Radiant Dawn

Evening Concert | Radiant Dawn

The Gesualdo Six and Matilda Lloyd trumpet

Friday 25 September 7.30–8.45pm (No interval)

Elgar Concert Hall, Bramall
£22.50, £16.50 Barber Association, £11.50 Concessions, £6 Student/U18/University Staff

Owain Park director
Guy James, Alasdair Austin countertenor
Joseph Wicks, Josh Cooter tenor
Simon Grant baritone

The Gesualdo Six join forces with trumpeter Matilda Lloyd to present a stunning programme that explores different shades of light through music. Works from the Golden Age of polyphony by Tallis and White are juxtaposed with modern compositions by Roxanna Panufnik, Alec Roth, and Deborah Pritchard. Highlights include Sir James MacMillan’s O radiant dawn, an evocative setting from the composer’s ‘Strathclyde Motets’, alongside Richard Barnard’s Aura, co-commissioned by the artists.

Tallis O nata lux
White Christe qui lux es et dies (II)*
Alec Roth Night Prayer*
Eleanor Daley grandmother moon
Deborah Pritchard The Light Thereof*
James MacMillan O radiant dawn
Tallis Dum transisset Sabbatum*
Hildegard von Bingen O gloriosissimi
Roxanna Panufnik O Hearken
Richard Barnard Aura*
Judith Bingham Enter Ghost*
Owain Park Sommernacht
Rheinberger Abendlied
MacMillan In splendoribus sanctorum*
Burgon Nunc dimittis*

*with Matilda Lloyd

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Box Office

To book tickets please visit University of Birmingham Box Office
Or call: 0121 414 4414 (Mon to Fri 10am-12pm)

£22.50, £16.50 Barber Association, £11.50 Concessions, £6 Student/U18/ University Staff
(prices listed include booking fee)

Barber Evening Concert ticket discount

Discount available when booking multiple concerts:
2 concerts = 10% off
3 concerts = 15% off
4 concerts = 20% off
5 or above = 30% off

Access Information

  • The Elgar Concert Hall is located in The Bramall Music Building. The Bramall Music Building has a café, level access, accessible toilets, baby changing facilities, and power assisted doors.
  • A Changing Places toilet is also available in the nearby Main Library building.
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