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LATEST NEWS

FROM CHOIR OF THE EARTH

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Quanta Qualia 3: Final Performance Unveiled!

On 12 December 2024, Choir of the Earth unveiled the final performance of our recent Quanta Qualia 3 project during a special concert performance livestream, conducted live by Musical Director Ben England BEM. This new rendition of Patrick Hawes’ Quanta Qualia features choral recordings from the last five years, accompanied by stunning natural scenes from around the world and cello by Laura Peribañez Artero.

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Monteverdi Vespers digital downloads available now

Following the recent special edition concert of our collaborative performance of Monteverdi’s 1610 Vespers with the fantastic Fiori Musicali, Choir of the Earth is delighted to announce the release of two remarkable digital downloads. Purchase now to own and enjoy the high-quality audio tracks and concert videos forever.

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All aboard for your journey through classical music history

Choir of the Earth Events is excited to launch a brand-new six-part online lecture series, exploring the evolution of classical music, written and delivered by award-winning educator Ben England BEM from Wednesday 9 October 2024. The lectures are suitable for all and perfect for music lovers and history enthusiasts. Read more and book via Eventbrite.

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Choir of the Earth Unveils Exciting 2024/25 Programme

Choir of the Earth is thrilled to unveil its 2024/25 programme, offering a rich and varied online choir experience for choral singers of all levels, with opportunities to sing and record some of the most iconic works in the repertoire, taught by Musical Director Ben England, using unparalleled teaching and rehearsal resources. Don't miss out - join us today!

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Bookings reopened for Carmina Burana and Haydn “Nelson” Mass Tour come and sing events

Bookings have reopened for our Carmina Burana come and sing event in Bristol on Saturday 2 November 2024, as well as our Haydn "Nelson" Mass come and sing tour events in London, Ryde Isle of Wight, Bath, Norwich, Manchester and Edinburgh between November 2024 to March 2025. Book now on Eventbrite!

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An exciting new era for music education and a fond farewell at Choir of the Earth

Choir of the Earth Founder Mark Strachan BEM has announced he has stepped down from his founding role, passing the baton to a new, non-profit online choral academy, formed by current Choir of the Earth team, Musical Director Ben England BEM, Creative Director Marc Siese and Communications Director Nikki Chilton.

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Your summer of singing, with a big “Finnish”

Choir of the Earth is excited to confirm the details of its 2024 Summer School, beginning on Monday 10 June, including your opportunity to sing live in Finland! COTE’s Summer School is renowned for its diversity of pieces, giving choral singers the opportunity to expand your repertoire and explore unsung territory on your musical journey.

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Our dynamic duo head to North America

Choir of the Earth’s very own Ben England BEM and Mark Strachan BEM have been invited as special guests to a fantastic come-and-sing event in Atlanta, Georgia in early June, organized by Choir Friends in North America.

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Hallelujah! Handel’s back in town

On Thursday 13 April 1742, composer sensation George Frideric Handel premiered his Messiah at the Great Music Hall in Dublin's Fishamble Street - such an hot ticket that men were asked to leave their swords at home, and women were asked not to wear hoops in their dresses to ensure as many people as possible could fit into the Hall.

281 years later to the day, less than a mile away on Dawson Street, Handel will be back in town, leading the people of Dublin in song once again.

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