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“As Torrents in summer”, Edward Elgar

“Clear and Gentle Stream”, Gerald Finzi

“Super Flumina Babylonis”, Orlando de Lassus

“Just as the Tide was Flowing”, Vaughan Williams

“A Hymne to Christ”, Imogen Holst

The choir performed our ”Sing Joyfully” concert  accompanied by James Orford on organ, with repertoire including:

Exsultate Justi - Ludovico Grossi da Viadana

Archbishop Parker’s Psalme 150 - Kerry Andrew 

Rejoice in the Lord - George Parris

Rejoice in the Lamb - Benjamin Britten

Sing Joyfully - William Byrd

Sing to the Moon - Laura Mvula

Lobet den Herrn, alle Heiden BWV 230

J.S. Bach

I’m Gonna Sing ‘Til The Spirit Moves In My Heart - Moses Hogan

Our 2024 Christmas Concert was a medley of traditional Christmas favourites, 20th Century concert pieces, and beautiful modern anthems, including: 

Bogoroditse Devo - Sergei Rachmaninov

Here is the Little Door - Herbert Howells

Now May We Singen - Cecilia McDowall

Hymn to the Virgin - Benjamin Britten

By By, Lully, Lullay - Harry Boulton

The choir sang Evensong at the Charterhouse Chapel accompanied by James Orford on organ.
Music
Magnificat and Nunc dimittus in E Major by Herbert Murrill

Anthem

Blessed City Heavenly Salem by Edward Bairstow

Our Swiss Church Concert programme had traditional choral, folk songs and consort pieces including:  O Quam Gloriosum - Victoria, The Turtle Dove - Vaughan Williams, The Long Day Closes - Sullivan, Hosanna To The Son of David - Weelkes, Trad. arr. Quick Loch Lomond,  Sing To The Moon -Mvula, Beati Quorum - Stanford

The choir is performed Haydn’s - Missa Brevis No.7 in Bb ‘Little Organ Mass’ and an anthem - Hosanna to the Son of David - Weelkes on Sunday 2nd April at the Swiss Church.

A Wonderful Christmas collaboration with the London Medical Orchestra at St Mellitus Church in Tollington Park. Featuring Vaughan Williams Fantasia on Christmas Carols and three a Capella carols: Silent Night - Libby Croad, A Winter Carol - Grace Evangeline Mason and Nowell,  Nowell, Nowell - Elizabeth Maconchy

HHCC sang at the Swiss Embassy to support the Christmas festive spirit of a business networking event. Performing well know Christmas carols around a grand piano and three a cappella carols. 

A fantastic experience singing along with the London Jazz choir, a medley of songs by Scott Stroman in Oxford, accompanied by a jazz quartet band.  A huge achievement for Rachel Maby who brought many people together for a fun and memorable performance. 

The choir performed at the Swiss Church a collection of folk songs including some English, French, Spanish and Chinese songs. The choir also worked in smaller consort groups to perform pieces by Hatton and Elgar. As a tribute to the people of Ukraine, we also sang a song in Ukrainian with concert proceeds going to a Ukrainian charity. 

The choir held a concert themed around the idea of Journeys and Far Away Lands at the American International Church.  We performed The road not taken by Randall Thompson and My soul there is no country by Hubert Parry, two pieces reflecting journeys with contrasting traditional music from France, Spain, Brazil and two Chinese Folk songs.  

The choir performance of Vivaldi’s Gloria was part of the Highbury Music Festival programme organised by a Rachel Maby to fund works on the organ at Christ Church Highbury.