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SUMMARY:From Venice to the German lakes - Sharon Warnes & Jeremy Boughton
DESCRIPTION:Tickets £17/£12 Children (under 16) free \nThere will be a section of seats reserved at the very front of the nave for Festival Friends at this concert.  Festival Friend privileges include early booking and the best seats in the house!  Do consider becoming a Friend – find out more about it here.\n \nJeremy and Sharon are delighted to celebrate a long association with the Abbey by playing in the 2026 festival. From Venice to the German lakes traverses some of their favourite repertoire from Vivaldi to Brahms via Bach\, including Mozart’s sparkling G major sonata. The concert ends with the first of Brahm’s violin sonatas\, one of his most lovable and melodic works written on a working holiday at Pörtschach on Lake Worth\, where (the composer declared) Melodies come thick and fast. \nVivaldi: Sonata in G minor Op. 2 No. 7\nKriesler: Rondino\nBach: Arioso\nMozart Sonata in G major K. 301 \nInterval \nBrahms Sonata no. 1 in G major Op. 78 \nIf you need disabled parking or access do contact us here with your requirements – we’d love to help you! \nShare this:\n				Share on Facebook (Opens in new window)\n				Facebook\n			\n				Share on X (Opens in new window)\n				X
URL:https://dorchesterfestival.com/event/violinpiano/
LOCATION:Dorchester Abbey\, High Street\, Dorchester-on-Thames\, Oxfordshire\, OX10 7HH\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Classical,Music
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SUMMARY:The Kings Singers
DESCRIPTION:The Kings Singers  Tickets: £40 /£35 /£25\nTickets for this event will be numbered seating – book early to get the best seats!Why not consider becoming a Festival Friend?  You get to book 2 weeks before the box office officially opens and get free drink tokens and access to a front seat section for other tiered pricing Abbey Festival events. \nAstonishing\, exhilarating musicianship – GRAMOPHONE\nSeamless blend and pitch-perfect\, liquid tone – WASHINGTON POST\n \nThe King’s Singers are a world-renowned British a cappella vocal ensemble\, founded in 1968 by choral scholars from King’s College\, Cambridge. Known for their impeccable blend\, technical precision\, and diverse repertoire—from Renaissance polyphony to pop arrangements—they have won multiple Grammy and Emmy Awards. With a rotating lineup of six male voices\, the group continues to perform and record internationally\, setting the standard for vocal ensemble singing. \nPatrick Dunachie · First Countertenor\nEdward Button · Second Countertenor\nJulian Gregory · Tenor\nChristopher Bruerton · First Baritone\nNick Ashby · Second Baritone\nPiers Connor Kennedy · Bass \nProgramme  \nAngels\nWilliam Byrd – Haec dies †\nGeoffrey Poole  – Prologue: Ave rex angelorum ( from Wymondham Chants) * †\nEdward Bairstow  – Psalm 67 \nDemons\nGeoffrey Poole  – Scherzo: Tutivillus ( from Wymondham Chants) * †\nArvo Pärt –  Zwei Beter\nWilliam Byrd  – Miserere mei Deus \nMother\nJudith Bingham  – Ave virgo sanctissima\nGiovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina  – Regina coeli †\nGeoffrey Poole  – Prayer: Mary Modyr ( from Wymondham Chants) * † \nSon\nHans Leo Hassler  – Cantate Domino †\nMaurice Duruflé  – Ubi caritas\nGeoffrey Poole  – Epilogue: Blessed Jesu ( from Wymondham Chants) * † \n                       Interval \nSongs of harmony and hope\nThe King’s Singers will perform a selection of their favourite pop\, jazz\, and folk songs chosen by Chris Bruerton to mark his last concert with the group. \n  \n* Written for The King’s Singers † Recorded in The King’s Singers discography \nIf you need disabled parking or access do contact us here with your requirements. \nShare this:\n				Share on Facebook (Opens in new window)\n				Facebook\n			\n				Share on X (Opens in new window)\n				X
URL:https://dorchesterfestival.com/event/the-kings-singers/
LOCATION:Dorchester Abbey\, High Street\, Dorchester-on-Thames\, Oxfordshire\, OX10 7HH\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Classical,Music
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