“Scotland’s outstanding professional choir” (The Times)
“Scotland’s outstanding professional choir” (The Times)
The music of St Hildegard of Bingen
Saturday 20 September at 4pm
St Bride’s Episcopal Church
69 Hyndland Road
Glasgow
CANTY
Bill Taylor – medieval harp, psaltery, organistrum
Schola Cantorum of St Bride
Saturday 20 September at 4pm
St Bride’s Episcopal Church
69 Hyndland Road
Glasgow
The concert will begin with a talk about St Hildegard’s music by Rebecca Tavener, director of Canty
Admission by donation
Details of our latest new venture are available at Cappella Nova Outreach at St Bride’s.
Our Spring 2025 Newsletter shows forthcoming and current group-singing-for-all opportunities
..and free Vocal Health Tips: Rebecca Tavener’s accessible singing tips are shared here by the Royal School of Church Music.
Forthcoming dementia-friendly singalong sessions are listed on the We Sing Together Cafe and the Sing for your Life! Posters.
Details of our latest new venture are available at Cappella Nova Outreach at St Bride’s.
Our Spring 2025 Newsletter shows forthcoming and current group-singing-for-all opportunities
..and free Vocal Health Tips: Rebecca Tavener’s accessible singing tips are shared here by the Royal School of Church Music.
Forthcoming dementia-friendly singalong sessions are listed on the We Sing Together Cafe and the Sing for your Life! Posters.
Cappella Nova’s latest CD ‘Consecration’ is the fourth in our series of recordings of the choral music of James MacMillan. It is available to order direct from us at the special price of £12.50 inclusive of postage and packing.
A recent review from the magazine Choir and Organ is one of many that are on Linn’s ‘Consecration’ Webpage (click on the Reviews button).
Saturday 28 May 2016 – Early Music for All! Workshop in Dumfries, presented by the Early Music Forum of Scotland. An opportunity to sing a wide range of music from Gregorian chant to English Madrigals. EMFS Dumfries Workshop
Eight talented composers, eight historic Scottish locations, and twelve wonderful voices from Cappella Nova all come together to celebrate the medieval Orcadian Hymn to St Magnus! Further information at http://www.echoesandtraces.com/
Cappella Nova has recorded 3 CDs of the music of James MacMillan, including many premiere recordings as well as all fourteen Strathclyde Motets. ‘Think of how God loves you’ from the second CD ‘Who are these Angels’ can be heard at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I00HNlpo_Tg
A Cradle Song added to Radio 3’s annual musical Advent Calendar http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b06s75n1
Sunrise in your Heart, Nunc dimittis, and A Buddhist Miniature presented by Jamie MacDougall in conversation with Alan Tavener for Radio Scotland’s Classics Unwrapped http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b06rcrvt
The Lamb uploaded to Youtube by Linn Records https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0sDf08k0QPw
