Philharmonia Orchestra: Cleobury conducts in Cambridge

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Cleobury conducts in Cambridge

King's College Chapel, Cambridge
Fri 27 Apr 2012 7:30pm

conductor

oboe

tenor

bass-baritone

Kings College Choir

CUMS Chorus

Bruckner

Motets

Strauss

Oboe Concerto

Verdi

Pater Noster (choir only)

Puccini

Messa di Gloria

Ancestral lineage determined that Giacomo Puccini would enter into the world of music as a church organist. But it was through the art form of opera, introduced to him during his time at the Milan Conservatory in the 1880s, that Puccini found fame and made him the most profitable composer of the 20th Century. His Messa di Gloria is one of his earliest compositions, dating to his pre-Conservatory days, and manages to infuse much of the decadence found in his more celebrated opera works within a liturgical framework. Also performed will be Verdi’s Pater Noster. The world-renowned choir of Kings College, under the conduction of Stephen Cleobury, shall be singing the collection of sacred choral works that have been performed together since their publish in 1898.