VOCES8 Scholars Ensemble: All Seems Beautiful

VOCES8 Scholars Ensemble: All Seems Beautiful

Concerts

Join the VOCES8 Scholars Ensemble in the beautiful setting of Lancaster Priory as they enchant us with a wide-ranging programme of music from the Renaissance to today.  

Whether it’s a sacred piece describing healing waters, charity and love or a favourite James Bond song, they will leave you flying high and feeling good with music from Palestrina, Tallis and Stanford to Ola Gjeilo, Roxana Panufnik and Joni Mitchell. The programme title comes from Walt Whitman’s beautiful and thought-provoking poem, ’All Seems Beautiful’, here set to music by American composer Eric Whitacre.   

The VOCES8 Scholars Ensemble were formed by the VOCES8 Foundation in 2015. They perform regularly alongside the Grammy-nominated British vocal ensemble VOCES8 and have received masterclasses from some of Britain’s leading singers including Carolyn Sampson, and Roderick Williams. 

Concert Programme  

  
Giovanni Perluigi da Palestrina   
Surge illuminare Jerusalem  
Thomas Tallis  
If Ye Love Me  
Charles Villiers Stanford  
Beati Quorum Via  
Anthony Newley / Leslie Bricusse arr. Clements  
Feeling Good  
Joni Mitchell arr. Crellin  
A Case Of You  
Eric Whitacre   
All things seem beautiful to me  
Taylor Scott Davis  
Effortlessly  
Giovanni Gabrieli  
Jubilate Deo  

Roxanna Panufnik  
O Hearken  
Ola Gjeilo  
Ubi Caritas  
Ken Burton  
A Prayer  
John Bennet   
Weep, O Mine Eyes  
Pierre Passereau   
Il est bel et bon   
Bill Conti, Leslie Bricusse & John Barry arr. Jim Clements  
You Only Live Twice/For Your Eyes Only  
Yazoo arr. Clements  
Only You  
Duke Ellington arr. Parry  
It Don’t Mean A Thing 

Save up to 25% with our Concert Season Ticket. Simply add multiple concerts to your basket when booking and the discount will be automatically applied (10% for two concerts, 15% for three, 20% for four and 25% when you book all five at the same time). Concerts include: Mari Kalkun, Benson Wilson & Chris White, The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Gao Hong and Ignacio Lusardi, VOCES8 Ensemble).

Credit: Voces8 Foundation