Sunday 21 June, brings Peregrine Orchestra and Voices to the grandeur of St Augustine’s, Kilburn for one of the most dramatic and moving works ever written: Mozart’s Requiem.

W are performing a work especially close to Peregrine’s heart: Mozart’s extraordinary final masterpiece. Around it, we have built a programme of music that moves through solemnity, radiance, grief and hope.

Sunday 21 June, 6pm
St Augustine’s, Kilburn

Mendelssohn – Overture to St Paul
Beethoven – Funeral March from Symphony No. 3 in E-flat, Eroica
Mozart – Laudate Dominum
Stanford – Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in A
Mozart – Requiem

Tickets are available here: https://www.ticketsource.com/peregrine-orchestra/t-glljpjg
They will also be available on the door.

Then, just a few days later, on Thursday 25 June, Peregrine Voices performs a beautiful one-hour chamber choir programme at St John the Evangelist, Kensal Green. Centred around Frank Martin’s colourful Mass for Double Choir, the programme explores images of light, flight, angels, birds and prayer — from Renaissance polyphony to contemporary choral writing.

Thursday 25 June, 7pm
St John the Evangelist, Kensal Green
One hour, no interval

Frank Martin – Mass for Double Choir
Guerrero – Duo Seraphim
Vautor – Sweet Suffolk Owl
Gibbons – The Silver Swan
Weelkes – The Nightingale
Tavener – Mother of God, here I stand
Gjeilo – Sanctus
Hawes – Prayer to a Guardian Angel
Makaroff – Butterfly
Wood – Hail, Gladdening Light

Tickets for this concert are £10, available on the door only.

It is a particularly exciting month for Peregrine, and these two concerts show two very different sides of what we do: the sweep and drama of choir and orchestra, and the intimacy and beauty of unaccompanied voices.

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