This weekend no fewer than six Boston-area ensembles will have performed Benjamin Britten’s “A Ceremony of Carols” — A Cappella Singers, Boston University Chamber Chorus, choirs of Trinity Church, ...
(A) Ceremony of Carols Sally Pryce, Harp Crouch End Festival Chorus David Temple, Conductor Conceived on board the MS Axel Johnson during Britten’s hazardous return voyage from North America to the UK ...
In the spring of 1942, Benjamin Britten and his partner Peter Pears left the United States on board a Swedish cargo ship to cross the perilous waters of the North Atlantic. On a stopover in Nova ...
Benjamin Britten’s first published work was a setting of A Hymn to the Virgin that he wrote at age 17, beginning his lifelong passion for creating direct and powerfully communicative works for the ...
(A) Ceremony of Carols Clare College Choir, Cambridge Graham Ross, Conductor (The) Holly and the Ivy Clare College Choir, Cambridge Graham Ross, Conductor Deus in adjutorium meum Clare College Choir, ...
A distinguished panel of musicians discuss the enduring appeal of the music and the spiritual meaning of Benjamin Britten's A Ceremony of Carols. Show more In the spring of 1942, Benjamin Britten and ...
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