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Choral Gems from Collegium Musicum And Burgundian Consort

September 28, 2015

Gabriel Fauré’s famously moving setting of the Requiem Mass is the centrepiece for the second 2015 concert of the 80-voice Collegium Musicum Choir, resident at UNSW. The concert brings this stunning work alongside Mendelssohn’s grand Te Deum and Gabriel Jackson’s ethereal Not No Faceless Angel for choir and cello, performed by UNSW chamber choir the Burgundian Consort.

The programme: FAURÉ Requiem/ MENDELSSOHN Te Deum a8/ JACKSON Not no faceless Angel

The performers: Collegium Musicum Choir/Burgundian Consort/Briannah Gorden, soprano/ Harrison Collins, baritone/ Michael Butterfield, organ/Paul Stender, cello/Directed by Sonia Maddock

Tickets: [email protected]

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