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SUMMARY:In Sweet Music - Wymondham Abbey\, Norfolk 2026
DESCRIPTION:Suffolk Singers\, a renowned ‘a capella’ choir\, are deligh
 ted to give two Norfolk recitals as part of our Spring Tour. One in Wymond
 ham Abbey on 23rd May at 4pm and one in Binham Priory on 24th May at 3pm\n
 \nThe programme is an eclectic mix of sacred and secular works celebrating
  the enduring power of the human voice\, from the luminous polyphony of th
 e Renaissance to the rich\, expressive music of modern composers.\n\nWe wi
 ll be singing well-known choral anthems including Bruckner’s Ave Maria a
 nd Palestrina’s Exsultate Deo and we are very excited to perform a versi
 on of Albinoni’s much-loved Adagio\, which has been set to the words of 
 Ave Maria and arranged especially for Suffolk Singers by Jamie John Hutchi
 ngs.\n\nAmerican composer and arranger Moses Hogan brings a different spir
 itual dimension to the programme through his powerful arrangements of musi
 c that draw on the legacy of African American sacred song\, offering both 
 exuberant energy and profound emotional resonance.\n\nOn a lighter note\, 
 the programme includes an arrangement of ‘My love is like a red\,red ros
 e’ and two Shakespearean songs which capture the charm and elegance of V
 ictorian part-song writing.\n\nThe programme reaches into the 21st century
  with the contemporary voice of Elaine Hagenberg and the modern harmonic l
 anguage of Kim André Arnesen.\n\nWe will also be performing Three Antipho
 ns of Hildegard of Bingen\, written for the choir by Jamie John Hutchings\
 , demonstrating that choral music continues to evolve while remaining dee
 ply connected to its past.\n\nThe recital will last for around an hour and
  a retiring collection will be taken.\n\nWymondham Abbey website https://w
 ww.wymondhamabbey.org.uk/\n\nFor full event details\, visit: https://suffs
 ing.makingmusicplatform.com/dbpage.php?pg=view&dbase=events&id=306940
LOCATION:Church St\, Wymondham NR18 0PH
URL:https://suffsing.makingmusicplatform.com/dbpage.php?pg=view&dbase=event
 s&id=306940
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