"Zadok the Priest" (George F. Handel, Coronation Anthem No. 1, HWV 258) | With Heart and Voice
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 พ.ค. 2023
- An excerpt from "With Heart and Voice: Singing Coronation in Post-Colonial Canada." Full video here:
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St. Andrew's United Church invites you to a festival of singing and choral music ahead of the English coronation.
How do we experience a coronation in post-colonial Canada? How has our relationship to Empire changed in the years since the crowning of Queen Elizabeth II, and how might our song change in the new Carolean era? How does the emerging conversation of de-coloniality inflect our song?
The Saint Andrew’s United Church choir (Music Director Hilary Seraph Donaldson; President, The Hymn Society in the US and Canada) and additional voices join with organist Robin Davis (The Church of St Peter and St Simon-the-Apostle) and festival orchestra for an evening of stirring and wide-ranging song.
Featured anthems:
“I Was Glad” (Hubert Parry)
“Zadok the Priest” (G. F. Handel)
…and more, with choir, organ, and orchestra
St. Andrew's is a queer-affirming congregation of @UnitedChurchCda . Our mission is to live, work and worship in an intensely urban setting. We are a Christian congregation set among the streets and tall towers at Yonge & Bloor, the busiest intersection in Canada.
We are a warm, welcoming, diverse and inclusive community of faith. The roots of our congregation reach back to 1830, and our current visioning looks forward to our 200th anniversary and beyond.
Rev. Neil Young, minister
Morgan Bell, ministry staff
Dr. Hilary Seraph Donaldson, music director
Featuring the Tom Reynolds Trio
Tom Reynolds (piano)
Lorne Nehring (drums)
with Paul Novotny (bass)
Wonderful orchestra pianist conductor and choiresters. Thank you for your ministry of music. God save King Charles lll and Queen Camilla. Greetings from New England
As much as I love this - this needs to be performed in a cathedral to have an impact
Amen May the king live forever and ever Amen
My favourite.
May the king live forever
My favourite
Beautiful
Well done!
So glorious! Bravi tutti!
People singing with masks on? I mean...
I mean... mutual care and concern for one's neighbour, amirite?
You get the opportunity to sing one of the greatest anthems ever written.....and you wear a mask. If you have health issues or are still afraid of catching something....STAY THE HELL AWAY FROM A LIVE CONCERT THEN!!!
We're grateful for the ways that masks help keep our choristers safe; we did all rehearsals for this event masked, and invited choristers to decide whether to mask or not for the performance. Masking is one way to protect the health of our communities, particularly with an activity like group singing. We're so appreciative of all the voices who contributed to our hymn festival!
Singing with a mask on? What’s that all about!