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classical music, opera, theatre
The King's Singers
21 October 2018, Sunday
5:30 pm - 8 pm
one interval
Béla Bartók National Concert Hall
Produced by Müpa Budapest

Ley

The Prayer of King Henry VI

Bob Chilcott

We Are - Hungarian premiere

Vásquez

Lagrimas de mi Consuelo

di Lasso

Dessus le marché d'Arras

Toby Hession

Master of Music - Hungarian premiere

Schubert

Die Nacht

Rheinberger

Abendlied

Takemitsu

Handmade Proverbs

Shenandoah (arranged by Bob Chilcott)

Lamorna (arranged by Goff Richards)

Paul Patterson

Timepiece

interval

Martland

Poor Roger

Levente Gyöngyösi

Veni Iesu, veni amor (Come, Jesus, Come, Love) - world première

Popular favourites and new compositions in the group's effortless and sophisticated style

The ensemble, which celebrates its 50th anniversary, made musical history with not only Renaissance madrigals and virtuosic arrangements, but also by the inspiring manner in which they made contemporary music accessible for audiences. Following György Ligeti and András Szőllősy, now Levente Gyöngyösi has composed a new piece for them, the world premiere of which will be at CAFe Budapest.

The programme includes several of the new works the group has commissioned for its round anniversary, among them Bob Chilcott's piece. Few could be more familiar with "The King's Singers feeling” than the British composer, who sang tenor in the ensemble between 1985-1997.

One of the hotly anticipated new works to be sung at CAFe Budapest is by Toby Hession, a 21-year-old conductor, pianist, and composer. A vastly versatile talent, he is considered one of the greatest promises of composing in Britain.

Presented by: CAFe Budapest

The King's Singers:

countertenor Patrick Dunachie, Timothy Wayne-Wright
tenor Julian Gregory
bariton Christopher Bruerton, Christopher Gabbitas
bass Jonathan Howard
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