In their continuing series of presenting JS Bach’s cantatas in a liturgical setting, the Choir of St James’ with BachBand@St James’ directed by Warren Trevelyan-Jones performs Schauet doch und sehet, BWV 46. Composed in Leipzig in 1723, in six movements with tenor, bass and alto soloists and chorus, this cantata for the Tenth Sunday after Trinity…
Marking the Feast of St James’ and inspired by the Camino de Santiago, the Choir of St James’ traces the journey through France and Spain, indulging in over 700 years of music associated with pilgrimage and the search for spiritual nourishment. The choir, directed by Warren Trevelyan-Jones will sing music from the 13th Century Codex…
After an outstanding performance of J S Bach’s St John Passion at Easter, the Choir of St James’ King Street and period ensemble BachBand@StJames’ join forces once again, directed by Warren Trevelyan-Jones, to present a cantata for Trinity Sunday O heil’ ges Geist – und Wasserbad BWV 165 in a liturgical setting. First performed on…