A lovely day trip to Canterbury to sing the Rach Vespers.
Category: Rach Vespers
Television debut – The Joy of Rachmaninoff
Posted by choiradmin & filed under Rach Vespers, TV.
We’re proud to announce our BBC TV debut, a documentary about the life and work of Sergei Rachmaninoff, which aired on New Year’s Day.
Competition success: performing with Tenebrae on 12th November
Posted by Tim Reader & filed under Bruckner, Competitions, Interpretations, Locus Iste, Performances, Rach Vespers, Tenebrae.
I’ve admired Tenebrae from the moment I became aware of them so when I heard about a competition for which the reward was the opportunity to share a stage with them, my reaction was: it just has to be us.
Filming for the Beeb
Posted by choiradmin & filed under Rach Vespers.
Last week we had the great pleasure of recording some movements of the Rachmaninov Vespers for BBC4 TV for broadcast next year.
Conductor’s top 5: Rach Vespers recordings
Posted by Tim Reader & filed under Rach Vespers.
In preparation for the Epiphoni Consort’s performance on 10th September Artistic Director Tim Reader identifies five favourite movements of the Rachmaninov All-night Vigil (aka The Vespers), and a favourite recording for each.
Howells, Rachmaninov and getting competitive
Posted by choiradmin & filed under Performances, Rach Vespers.
A round-up of our busy Indian Summer ahead, including news of our qualification for the London International A Cappella Choir (LIACC) Competition.