22 Aug 2019 - 7:30pm to 8:45pm

Venue: The Concert Hall
Price: 
From £5 - £15

National Youth Training Choir presents an exploration of narratives of global discovery, colonialism, and how the movement of people has impacted musical cultures. Featuring musical styles from around the world, including South Africa (Indodana and Bawo Thixo Somandia), Haiti (Men Ale, Men Vini), and Uruguay (Rondo Catonga), this programme questions whose stories are told in the way that we listen to music, and how we can use choral music as an art form to be representative of a diverse range of global cultures and peoples. The choir celebrates their role as musical storytellers and custodians of cultural narratives, in a powerful and eclectic concert full of brightness and colour.

 

Performers:

National Youth Training Choir of Great Britain (Course B)
Robbie Jacobs & Sarah Latto (Conductors) 

Programme:

Indodana - Schmidt/Barret/Merwe

Stabat Mater - Juan Gutierrez Padilla

My Soul there is a Country - Hubert Parry

Horizons - Peter Louis Van Dijk

Amazing Grace - Ensenvalds

Jump the Chromosome - Mia Makaroff

Bawo Thilo Somandla - arr. Sidumo Nyamezele

Pseudo York - Mantyjarvi

My God is a Rock - Stacy Gibbs

How Can I Cry - Moira Smiley

Ronda Catonga - Pablo Trinidade Roballo

Men Ale, Men Vini - Sydney Guillaume 

 

Please note this concert does not include an interval

Part of NYCGB's 2019 'Discovery' Season