This evening, Storkyrkan will be filled with the sound of one of the world\u2019s most celebrated choirs: The Choir of St John\u2019s College, Cambridge. With roots in seventeenth-century England, the choir has, through the centuries, developed a sound that has captivated audiences and critics alike around the globe. Under the direction of Christopher Gray, boys and girls sing side by side with university students in an ensemble distinguished by warmth, precision, and deep commitment to both tradition and innovation. The choir is regularly heard in international broadcasts and on tours, and has recorded over ninety acclaimed albums.<\/p>\n
The programme ranges from the majestic polyphony and compelling mysticism of Tallis and Gibbons to the resplendent sound of the British cathedral choral tradition, where voices of different generations meet. Britten\u2019s vibrant Rejoice in the Lamb<\/em> bursts with imagination and joy, Marsh moves between drama and contemplation, Daley creates a sense of intimate presence, and Holst evokes the English soundscape and poetic heritage. This concert offers music in which each work tells its own story, inviting the audience to experience spaciousness, consolation, and the human voice in its most beautiful expression.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n Choir of St John\u2019s College Cambridge Programme <\/p>\n Age limit: 6 years and older<\/strong><\/p>\n Ticket prices: 110-395 SEK, discounts available for seniors, children\/youth\/students<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n Please note that large bags, backpacks, suitcases, and strollers are not allowed in the church!<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n
\n<\/strong>Tingshuo Yang<\/strong> & Pascal Bachmann <\/strong>organ
\nChristopher Gray<\/strong> conductor<\/p>\n
\nRichard Dering<\/strong> Factum est silentium
\nOrlando Gibbons<\/strong> Hosanna to the son of David & This is the record of John
\nThomas Tallis<\/strong> Videte miraculum
\nEleanor Daley<\/strong> Upon your heart
\nJoanna Marsh<\/strong> Worthy is the Lamb
\nHerbert Howells<\/strong> A Sequence for St Michael
\nEdward Elgar<\/strong> O hearken thou
\nRalph Vaughan Williams<\/strong> Come, my way, my truth, my life & Antiphon ur Five Mystical Songs
\nImogen Holst <\/strong>A Hymne to Christ
\nBenjamin Britten<\/strong> Rejoice in the Lamb op. 30<\/p>\n