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Instruments and Choir of Time and Truth | |
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Edward Higginbottom | conductor |
Henry Cooke | Behold, O God, our defender (Charles I, 1661) |
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Purcell | My heart is inditing (James II, 1685) |
Blow | The Lord God is a Sun and a Shield (William and Mary, 1689) |
Clarke | Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem (Anne, 1072) |
William Croft | The Lord is a Sun and a Shield (George I, 1714) |
Handel | Zadok the priest; Let Thy hand be strengthened; My heart is inditing (George II, 1727) |
Boyce | The King shall rejoice (George III, 1761) |
A dazzling pageant of ceremonial music premiered in London: from Purcell’s ‘My Heart is Inditing’ to Handel’s blazing ‘Zadok, taking in lesser-known gems from Jeremiah Clarke, Henry Cooke, John Blow and William Boyce’s glorious ‘The King Shall Rejoice’, gleaming with trumpets. These were the resplendent works that accompanied the crowning of Kings and Queens, from the Restoration of Charles II to the coronation of George III.
Join the Instruments & Choir of Time and Truth under Edward Higginbottom, [performers steeped in the English choral tradition,] for 100 years of heart-lifting and awe-inspiring music.