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From Fate to the Unknown
Finchley Symphony Orchestra and Finchley Chamber Choir come together again with conductor Christopher Stark for the final concert of their seasons. The programme explores humanity’s place in the world – its beauty, its uncertainty and its longing for something beyond.
Dvorak’s Symphony No.8 inhabits a world of bucolic optimism, Bohemian melodies dancing one after another leading to a rousing finale.
Brahms’ ‘Song of Destiny’, sometimes called the ‘Little Requiem’, is a profound meditation on the divide between divine serenity and human fragility.
Two short pieces by Mendelssohn for unaccompanied choir, a motet and a setting of part of the Mass, provide moments of stillness.
Vaughan Williams’ first major choral work is a glowing setting of Walt Whitman’s visionary invitation to step beyond the familiar.
Dvorak’s Symphony No.8 inhabits a world of bucolic optimism, Bohemian melodies dancing one after another leading to a rousing finale.
Brahms’ ‘Song of Destiny’, sometimes called the ‘Little Requiem’, is a profound meditation on the divide between divine serenity and human fragility.
Two short pieces by Mendelssohn for unaccompanied choir, a motet and a setting of part of the Mass, provide moments of stillness.
Vaughan Williams’ first major choral work is a glowing setting of Walt Whitman’s visionary invitation to step beyond the familiar.
Saturday 4 July
Trinity Church, Nether Street, London N12 7NN
Doors open at 7pm, concert begins at 7.30pmTickets are £18, £15 for under 26 and over 60, £2 under 18. Save £1 per ticket by booking online in advance
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