Christopher Finch - conductor
Nigel Nash - piano
Liberty Brass Ensemble
PART 1 |
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| Choir: | Lux aurumque - Eric Whitacre |
| In dulci jubilo - arr. JS Bach | |
| Everyone: | Once in royal David's city - arr. Willcocks |
| Reading: | Angels - Jan Dean |
| Choir: | Angelus ad virginem - arr. Nigel Nash |
| Torches - John Joubert | |
| Corre al portalico - arr. Glyn Jenkins | |
| Reading: | from ‘A Christmas Carol’ - Charles Dickens |
| Choir: | Gaudete - arr. Brian Kay |
| The three kings - Peter Cornelius | |
| The shepherd's carol - Bob Chilcott | |
| Everyone: | God rest ye merry, gentlemen - arr. Willcocks |
| Choir: | Camerata carols - arr. Frikki Walker |
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| Reading: | Keeping Christmas - Henry Van Dyuke |
| Choir: | People look east - Will Todd |
| Everyone: | Unto us is born a Son - arr. Wilcocks |
| Choir: | The holly and the ivy - arr. Ola Gjeilo |
| Sir Christèmas - William Mathias | |
| Mid-winter - Bob Chilcott | |
| Reading: | from ‘Grumpy Old Women’ - Judith Holder |
| Everyone: | Hark! the herald angels sing - arr. Wilcocks |
| Choir: | Ding dong - arr. Cable |
| The very best time of year - John Rutter | |
| Jingle bells - arr. Ralph Allwood | |
| Reading: | Slouching towards Bethlehem - Alan Coren |
| Choir: | Whie Christmas - Berlin, arr. Bernard Wight |
| The twelve days of Christmas - arr. Andrew Carter |
Liberty Brass Ensemble comprises five of this country's leading young professional brass players.
They are all students at London's most prestigious music colleges, and between them have performed with some of the most
respected conductors and orchestras throughout the world.
Supporting St Peter's Hospice