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A nostalgic, underground choral night.
John Butt and the Dunedin Consort offer a rich taste of works written to celebrate Christ’s birth, embracing sonorous rarities by Rosenmüller, Geist and Theile, the latter graced by a delightful lullaby, and a rousing instrumental Intrada by Samuel Scheidt. They close with JS Bach’s majestic cantata Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland BWV61, composed in 1714 for the first Sunday in Advent. Music played a crucial role in the Protestant Reformation, promoting congregational hymn singing and enhancing the rituals of worship with rousing festive melodies.
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in 3 weeksJohn Butt leads the Dunedin Consort alongside vocalists Joanna Songi, Zoë Brookshaw, Guy Cutting, and others.
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The program features festive Baroque works by Rosenmüller, Geist, Theile, and Scheidt, concluding with JS Bach’s cantata BWV 61.
Dunedin Consort
choral
Joanna Songi
Zoë Brookshaw
early music
Guy Cutting
choral
Sarah Anne Champion
Chris Webb