Ten years on, and born out of the Christchurch earthquakes, our 90-strong choir, The Vocal Collective, is still rocking. For these concerts we will revisit some of the classics and triumphs along the way, with a programme devoted to numbers which have helped define the signature sound of TVC.
Performing with Artistic Director, Richard Marrett and a live band, the two shows will be a unique celebration: through our brand-new countdown of the greatest hits from the decade, we will share the excitement and joy that comes from our collective love of song, pop and rock.
The Vocal Collective Turns Ten, and you Can’t Stop The Feeling. What a ride!
Ten years on, and born out of the Christchurch earthquakes, our 90-strong choir, The Vocal Collective, is still rocking. For these concerts we will revisitsome of the classics and triumphs along the way, with a programme devoted tonumbers which have helped define the signature sound of TVC.
Performing with Artistic Director, Richard Marrett and a live band, the two shows will be a unique celebration: through our brand-new countdown of the greatest hits from the decade, we will share the excitement and joy that comes from our collective love of song, pop and rock.
The Vocal Collective Turns Ten, and you Can’t Stop The Feeling. What a ride!
Christmas is Coming! Celebrate the festive season with the Wellington Male Voice Choir in concert. Join us for a pot-pourri of traditional and modern carols, and secular Christmas songs. The Wellington Male Voice Choir will be joined by the St Andrews Quartet. Advance tickets $20 online at www.wellingtonmvcnz.org or $25 at the door.
Orpheus Choir Wellington is delighted to present a programme featuring an all-star lineup of soloists with Music Director Brent Stewart.
To close the year, we combine forces with Orchestra Wellington for an unmissable
performance of Bach’s monumental masterpiece, Mass in B Minor — the most beautiful and magnificent exhibition of Bach’s life.
Our featured artists are sopranos Emma Pearson and Jenny Wollerman, alto Maaike Christie-Beekman, tenor Declan Cudd, bass Wade Kernot, and Douglas Mews on harpsichord.
A French Christmas with famous music by Poulenc, Debussy, Canteloube, Saint-Saens and more, featuring Bach Musica NZ and international star soprano, Marlena Devoe.
Poulenc Gloria
Debussy Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune
And excerpts from:
Canteloube Chants d’Auvergne
Saint-Saëns Organ Symphony
Charpentier Te Deum
PRESENTED BY: Bach Musica NZ orchestra & chorus.
Rita Paczian: Conductor
Marlena Devoe: Soprano
Every bar of Handel’s masterpiece speaks to us with passion, beauty and spirituality; it is guaranteed to fill your hearts with joy. From dazzling solos and instrumental fireworks to the most glorious choral writing of all time, this masterwork never fails to thrill all ages.
A musical rite of the Christmas season, Handel’s oratorio still awes listeners nearly three centuries after it burst into existence.
Join your Auckland Choral and Pipers Sinfonia, along with the exciting soloists we will reveal, for this not-to-be-missed Christmas experience.
Soloists to be announced in Spring ‘21
Auckland Choral
Pipers Sinfonia
Uwe Grodd, Conductor
Monday 13 December, 7.30pm
Tuesday 14 December, 7.30pm
Auckland Town Hall
A wonderful concert of music to celebrate the choir's 40 years singing together.
Programme includes Orban's Mass No 9, Mendelssohn, David Hamilton
and features Harpist Helen Webby in Britten's A Ceremony of Carols.
