Following a busy autumn and Christmas schedule, Horsham Chamber Choir, led by Musical Director Timothy Peters, is in final preparation for its next thought-provoking performance.
The concert, titled “Earth to Sky”, provides its audience with a space voyage through song and insight. Guided by a wide range of pieces by composers as diverse as Frank Ticheli, Ralph Vaughn Williams, Laura Mvula, Meredith Monk and Franz Schubert, the choir will initially lead its audience on a journey from our planet and look back as Earth changes from meadows and forests into hills and mountains, deserts and oceans. Later it will become a brown and green patchwork of colour, and ultimately a blue marble.
In the second half of the concert the journey explores outer space, visiting planets, stars and constellations. To provide its audience with greater context for their musical journey the programme will also feature bite-sized lectures given by scientists of the Mullard Space Science Laboratory.
Timothy Peters says: “Natural wonders have fascinated humans since they first appeared on this planet. We would like our audience to immerse themselves in what we know about the earth and its place in the stars through both our choice of musical interpretations and the wisdom of experts”.
The concert will take place at St John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church in Horsham at 8pm on Saturday, 23rd March. Tickets are available at the Horsham Chamber Choir website at www.horsham-chamberchoir.org.uk or at the door.
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