Dunedin Consort: Hail, O Queen
Mary has had many names over the centuries. This Marian-inspired programme from Dunedin Consort weaves together music that explores her shifting status as both mother of God and a young woman.
About Dunedin Consort: Hail, O Queen
Virgin, Queen, Star of the Sea: Mary has had many names over the centuries. This Marian-inspired programme weaves together music that explores her shifting status as both mother of God and a young woman, through settings of texts both familiar and new. Under the direction of Nicholas Mulroy, our a cappella consort traces her influence across the centuries, from Kerry Andrew’s hypnotic contemporary miniature, Apples, Plums, Cherries, through the ecstatic richness of Bruckner’s mediation on Mary’s majesty, right back to the jubilant polyphony of Palestrina’s mass, which takes the glory of Mary’s ascension as its central theme.
Programme:
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
Missa Assumpta est Maria
Joanna Ward
Hail, O Queen
Giles Swayne
Magnificat
Cecilia McDowall
There is no rose
Kerry Andrew
Apples, Plums, Cherries
Carlo Gesualdo
Ave, dulcissima
Anton Bruckner
Ave Maria, WAB 6
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