MONTEVERDI VESPERS (1610)
A masterpiece of dazzling vocal and instrumental virtuosity, interspersed with sensual, intimate solos and duets – the perfect Valentine treat.
When a Child is a Witness
This powerful, emotional piece by Liz Dilnot Johnson brings different communities and artforms together - within the framework of a Requiem - in response to the human tragedy of war and displacement, and celebrates those who seek and offer refuge and hope. With European Youth Music Refugee Choir, Carriers of Hope, Sharing Cultures (supported by Coventry Refugee & Migrant Centre and Belgrade Theatre), Ravensdale Primary School, and Kadialy Kouyate. Part of Coventry City of Culture.
OUR FIRST 50 YEARS - online concert
Enjoy spine-tingling tunes, hidden gems, and some fun in this 30-minute extravaganza as we celebrate 50 years of Ex Cathedra.
Wayfaring Stranger
This summer we were unable to give our end of year concert. However, our Senior Academy of Vocal Music was given the opportunity to create a music video at Vada Recording Studios. The choir had an amazing day working with world renowned musicians and technicians. An experience they will all remember for the rest of their lives! This is the result!
Traditional American Folk Song Arranged by Suzzie Vango Featuring Ex Cathedra Senior Academy of Vocal Music and Graduate Scholars
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“Singing Medicine makes you feel better and helps you play.” (Patient, aged 6)
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