Night Concert | Medieval Chants & Tallis Lamentations

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Founded in 2001 by Nigel Short, the Tenebrae Choir is one of the world's top vocal ensembles. It is celebrated for its exceptional precision and highly emotional interpretations. This program focuses on the monumental Lamentations I & II by Thomas Tallis. These settings of Jeremiah's Lamentations are among the most poignant testimonies in music history. With their dense, dark harmonies, they capture the deep sadness and hopelessness of the destruction of Jerusalem - music whose timeless beauty radiates far beyond its original liturgical context. They are complemented by Tallis' hopeful motets such as the intimate "If ye love me", which impresses with its clear text comprehensibility and simple elegance. The two settings of "In manus tuas" ("Into your hands") by John Sheppard form the spiritual cornerstones of the evening. These settings for evening prayer symbolize letting go and trust in the hour of darkness. The evening concludes with William Blitheman's "In pace in idipsum" ("In peace I fall asleep"), a work of perfect tranquillity that releases the listener into the peace of the night. Tenebrae Choir (London) Nigel Short, conductor John Sheppard (ca. 1515-1558) "In manus tuas" I Plainchant Hymn for Passion Sunday: "Pange lingua gloriosi" Compline for Passiontide Thomas Tallis (ca. 1505-1585) "If ye love me" "Hear the voice and prayer" John Sheppard (ca. 1515-1558) "In manus tuas" II Thomas Tallis (ca. 1505-1585) Lamentations I Plainchant Responsory: "In monte Oliveti" Thomas Tallis (ca. 1505-1585) Lamentations II Plainchant Responsory: "Tristis est anima mea" William Blitheman (ca. 1525-1591) "In pace in idipsum" Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.

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