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Songs of Ice and Fire
“Songs of Ice and Fire” brings together music inspired by nature’s most vivid contrasts—from the chill of winter to the burning energy of spring. From the crystalline calm of Renaissance masters to the warmth and brilliance of modern composers, the programme explores how musicians across the centuries have captured these elemental extremes. Expect moments of drama, tenderness, sparkle, and heat, plus a few surprises along the way; it’s a vivid musical journey through contrasting worlds that promises to captivate and energise you.
Polymnia chamber choir
with Jessica Norton (director) and Craig Greene (piano)
PROGRAMME
Game of Thrones theme: Ramin Djawadi
Timor et tremor: Lassus
Pas sur la neige: Debussy
The snow: Elgar
Marzanna, Queen of the Winter: Greg Harradine
What power art thou, who from below: Purcell
Die Jahreszeiten, Der Winter: Haydn
O lux beata Trinitas: Victoria
Lux Aeterna: Elgar
O radiant dawn: James MacMillan
Glow: Eric Whitacre
O ewiges Feuer, O Ursprung der Liebe: Bach
O for the wings of a dove: Mendelssohn
Spring waters: Rachmaninoff
I see fire: Ed Sheeran
The rose: Ola Gjeilo
Fire dance of Luna: Darius Lim
Polymnia chamber choir
with Jessica Norton (director) and Craig Greene (piano)
PROGRAMME
Game of Thrones theme: Ramin Djawadi
Timor et tremor: Lassus
Pas sur la neige: Debussy
The snow: Elgar
Marzanna, Queen of the Winter: Greg Harradine
What power art thou, who from below: Purcell
Die Jahreszeiten, Der Winter: Haydn
O lux beata Trinitas: Victoria
Lux Aeterna: Elgar
O radiant dawn: James MacMillan
Glow: Eric Whitacre
O ewiges Feuer, O Ursprung der Liebe: Bach
O for the wings of a dove: Mendelssohn
Spring waters: Rachmaninoff
I see fire: Ed Sheeran
The rose: Ola Gjeilo
Fire dance of Luna: Darius Lim
Saturday 7 February
4pm to 6pmTICKETS
Adults £17, under-18s and students £3
Early bird £14 (by 25 January)
Tickets will be available on the door (cash or card)
Interval refreshments will be served in the church hall
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