VOCES8
Programme
Victoria Regina caeli a8
Eric Whitacre All Seems Beautiful to Me
Lucy Walker Give Me Your Stars
Barry & Conti (arr. Clements) For Your Eyes Only; You Only Live Twice
Carroll Coates (arr. Puerling) London by Night
Ola Gjeilo Ubi caritas
Taylor Scott Davis Stardust
Grieg Ave maris stella
Holst Nunc dimittis
Stephen Paulus The Road Home
Schubert Liebe
Michael McGlynn Dúlamán
Kate Rusby (arr. Clements) Underneath the Stars
Trad. (arr. Pacey) Danny Boy
Simon & Garfunkel (arr. Crellin) Homeward Bound
Berlin (arr. Clements) Cheek to Cheek
Duke & Harburg (arr. Clements) April in Paris
Ebb & Kander (arr. L’Estrange) New York, New York
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Give Me Your Stars explores the profound and diverse beauty of music inspired by the heavens, human connection, and the places we call home. At its heart is Lucy Walker’s eponymous new work, written for VOCES8, which captures the delicate balance between celestial wonder and the deep, personal connections that make us human.
The programme spans centuries of choral music, from the luminous polyphony of Tomás Luis de Victoria’s Regina caeli to timeless jazz standards. Along the way, we encounter the reflective sentiments of Eric Whitacre’s All Seems Beautiful to Me and Ola Gjeilo’s Ubi caritas, folk traditions in Danny Boy and Michael McGlynn’s Dúlamán, and evocative tales of cities and starlight in April in Paris and New York, New York.
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Future events in this series
Choral at Cadogan 2025-26
Some of the world's finest choirs in music from the ancient mysteries of plainchant to the life-affirming sound of 21st-century composers at their most sublime. Hear massed voices leap across centuries and continents here in London's friendliest concert hall.
ENCORE, series & group discounts available.
The Tallis Scholars
Victoria Requiem
Wednesday 24 September 2025, 7.30pm
Victoria’s six-voice Missa pro defunctis, one of the greatest choral compositions from any period, sits alongside other big works by Gombert, Crecquillon and Clemens as well as Nico Muhly’s A Glorious Creature, premiered by the choir in 2023.
Monteverdi Choir & Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique
Rossini: Sacred & Profane
Thursday 2 October 2025, 7.30pm
Over 100 musicians and singers unite for this epic performance; Jakob Lehmann makes his debut with the Monteverdi Choir and ORR, conducting Rossini’s passionate Stabat Mater and dazzling, semi-staged scenes from Ermione.
The Sixteen
Christmas with The Sixteen
Wednesday 17 December 2025, 7.30pm & Thursday 18 December 2025, 7.30pm
The Sixteen return for their highly anticipated annual yuletide concert. From medieval melodies to modern compositions, this musical journey celebrates the heart of Christmas; an atmospheric, unforgettable evening of beauty and joy.
VOCES8
Give Me Your Stars
Wednesday 28 January 2026, 7.30pm
Music inspired by the cosmos, connection, and home at the heart of which is Lucy Walker’s new work for VOCES8. The programme spans centuries, from Victoria’s 'Regina caeli' to jazz and folk, and choral gems by Eric Whitacre, Ola Gjeilo, McGlynn,...
The Sixteen
Light and Shadow: Bach’s Faith, Gluck’s Orpheus
Thursday 12 February 2026, 7.30pm
The Sixteen choir & orchestra perform some of the 18th century's most unforgettable music including a radiant Lutheran Mass and joyful Cantata by J.S. Bach, alongside music from Gluck's profoundly moving opera, Orfeo ed Euridice.
Vox Anima London
Sing Here Together with VOCES8
Saturday 21 March 2026, 7pm
VOCES8, joined by composer-in-residence, Taylor Scott Davis, and choirs from across the United States, collaborate with Vox Anima London in this unique choral offering featuring well-known and recently-composed repertoire.
The Tallis Scholars
Inspired by the Sistine Chapel
Wednesday 13 May 2026, 7.30pm
The Sistine Chapel has inspired and nourished a musical tradition without parallel in Western culture. The Tallis Scholars share treasures including Allegri's transcendent Miserere and the first UK performance of a recently rediscovered Requiem by th...
The Sixteen with Britten Sinfonia
Angels Unawares
Tuesday 2 June 2026, 7pm
The UK premiere of James MacMillan's new choral work Angels Unawares alongside his beautiful, contemplative Nothing in Vain, and works by Tallis and Vaughan Williams' hauntingly beautiful Tallis Fantasia.
The Tallis Scholars
Spem in alium
Thursday 18 June 2026, 7.30pm
The Tallis Scholars return for their annual performances of Thomas Tallis’ Spem in alium, a landmark of Renaissance music, alongside Tomkins' majestic The Great Service, and gems by Sheppard and Purcell.
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