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The Sixteen and Harry Christophers - The Choral Pilgrimage: Sacred and Profane

@ Durham Cathedral

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26 October 2018

7.30pm

Tickets: £15 - £27

A sublime concert of English choral music by Cornysh and Britten, by the renowned group The Sixteen, conducted by Harry Christophers.

A beautifully curated programme contracting the sacred and secular work of the two 16^th-century composers William Cornysh (father and son), and one of the 20^th-century’s great masters of vocal music, Benjamin Britten.

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Durham Cathedral
The College
County Durham
DH1 3EQ

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