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John invites you to sing a mixture of choral music, old and new, familiar and unfamiliar, as well as some of his carols and a selection of his most recent compositions. All are welcome, including singers’ own children. However, the day is aimed at those who have at least some choral experience and music reading… Read more »
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Christmas Come and Sing – Armagh
The Charles Wood Festival of Music presents a Christmas Come and Sing with John Rutter. Including seasonal favourites, with special guests Cappella Caeciliana. Copies of music will be provided.
War and Peace – but not by Tolstoy
The arts are resilient and do not disappear in wartime. If anything, they assume greater importance than in times of peace.
Christmas Quiz 2019: The Answers
So here you are – the answers to my 12 Christmas Quiz questions – some of them quite tricky!
Sea Change
This CD of Richard Rodney Bennett’s works spans over 30 years from the Five Carols written in 1967, through to A Farewell to Arms written in 2001. Bennett’s choral pieces are possessed of a gift for heart-melting, memorable and quintessentially English melody – and an instinctive lyric responsiveness to English poetry.
Christmas Quiz 2019
Welcome to my 2019 Christmas Quiz! There will be a new question every day from 1-12 December.
Ora Singers – Composer Competition Final Concert
In September 2018, ORA Singers announced their first Composer Competition in two categories: Open and Youth. This July, come and see the 10 Youth Finalists and 3 Open Finalists having their works performed live for the first time, 13 world premieres in all! Brought to life by members of the award-winning vocal ensemble, ORA Singers… Read more »
No Composer is an Island
Reflections on the approach of Elgar’s birthday (2 June 1857).
Choralosophy Podcast
John was recently a guest on the Choralosophy Podcast: Finding Your Niche, hosted by Chris Munce.
The Cathedral Choristers of Britain in Liverpool
The concert will be mounted by Friends of Cathedral Music’s Diamond Fund for Choristers, in conjunction with Liverpool’s Anglican and Catholic cathedrals, to showcase Britain’s 1,000 year old choral tradition which is under pressure from rising costs. The Diamond Fund for Choristers, launched in 2016 at a concert at St Paul’s Cathedral featuring The Cathedral… Read more »