Con Anima Chamber Choir

with Morten Lauridsen, St Andrew’s Cathedral, 2007

Con Anima Chamber Choir, North East Scotland’s finest chamber choir, sings sacred and secular music from a wide variety of choral traditions. The choir regularly perform concerts in all three of Aberdeen’s Cathedrals as well as other venues in the city, surrounding area and elsewhere in Scotland. The choir’s repertoire spans sacred and secular music from the 16th to the 21st centuries and performances have included world premieres by Paul Mealor and Kyle McCallum. In November 2007 Con Anima sang Lux aeterna and other works by renowned American composer Morten Lauridsen in the presence of the composer.

Con Anima is a charity registered in Scotland SC040598.

Next Concert: Magnificat

Our next concert celebrates the music of one of the greatest composers of the Tudor and Jacobean periods, Orlando Gibbons, showcasing his sacred works, including See, See the Word is Incarnate, This is the Record of John and the Second Service (Magnificat & Nunc Dimittis). The programme will also feature contemporary pieces including the world premiere of De Profundis by Ed Jones. Conducted by Con Anima’s Musical Director, Dr Paul Mealor.

Friday 19th March 2010, 8:00 pm King’s College Chapel Old Aberdeen Admission £7/£5 concession Aberdeen Box Office: 01224 641122 Or available on the door (Click on thumbnail to view poster – 643 kb)