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Kent rehearsing Cathedral Choristers of St. John the Divine in St. Paul’s Cathedral, London, August 2019
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On April 7 & 8, Kent and Musica Sacra New York gathered in the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, NYC to record a performance that will be streamed later this spring – stay tuned for more details! ![]()
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Kent says, “we had a marvelous collaboration with Rose of the Compass, (recorder, oud, qanun, cello, percussion and harp) and along with organ and piano were able to perform the world premiere of Duncan Patton’s ‘There will come a time,’ along with video premieres of Robert Sirota and Victoria Sirota’s ‘Immigrant Songs’ and Ara Dinkjian’s ‘You are the Light,’ three works with social justice at their core. Along with Eric Whitacre’s entrancing ‘Nox Aurumque’ for a cappella choir and two sets of traditional Armenian folk music and a new instrumental composition by Ara Dinkjian, it all makes for a really lovely one hour program!”
In February and March, Kent and the Cathedral Choir met tested, distanced, and masked to record music for Holy Week. Here they sing Maurice Duruflé's simple yet stunning setting of "Ubi caritas," whose first line translates to: "Where charity and love are, there God is," from the liturgy for Maundy Thursday.![]()
You can see the schedule for and stream Holy Week services on the Cathedral's Facebook page, www.facebook.com/StJohnDivineNYC or at the Cathedral website.
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The Cathedral Choir performs Maurice Duruflé's sublime motet "Ubi caritas." Duruflé was one of music's most ardent perfectionists - he wrote only fourteen pi...