Pax Musica

CAM is delighted to present a free choral music concert of love, hope and praise by Australian and British composers…

Taking place in the chapel of Trinity College Cambridge on Saturday 14 February at 7.30pm, this concert will include premieres by Wendy Hiscocks, Stephen Adams and Melanie Spanswick.

“The concert draws its title from the first work in the programme Pax Musica by Thomas Pitfield, with secular and sacred music completing a programme exploring themes of love, hope and praise.

“One feature of the concert is how often the texts in the programme refer to a bird, its flight and song inspiring many a writer and musician. May it continue to lighten and lift our spirits in this troubled world.”

Explained Wendy Hiscocks, Director of CAM

Thomas Pitfield 
Pax Musica (double SATB)
Arthur Benjamin
Spring (SATB) | Nightingale (SSA & piano) 
Michael Hurd
Missa Brevis (SSA & organ)
Wendy Hiscocks
Love Falls (SATB & violin) UK premiere 
Exultate (organ solo)
Stephen Adams
Sydney Dreaming (SATB)  UK premiere
Melanie Spanswick
Hope is the Thing (SATB) World Premiere
Wendy Hiscocks
Graces (SATB) UK premieres (Nos 2-6)
Thomas Pitfield
Two Angel Songs (SSA)
Michael Hurd
Praise ye the Lord (SATB & organ) 

Pax Musica

Saturday 14 February, 7.30pm
Trinity College Chapel, Cambridge CB2 1TQ

Augustine Cox conductor & organist
Trinity College Choir
Wendy Hiscocks piano

Tickets: This event is open to the public and entry is free.

Presented by Celebrating Australian Music (CAM) and Trinity College Music Society. CAM is grateful for support from Wirripang, the British Music Society Charitable Trust and the Pitfield Trust.