We are well-known in Kent and East Sussex for our high-quality
performances of popular choral classics as well as less-frequently heard repertoire.
In our performances we collaborate with professional singers and instrumentalists including Cranbrook Symphonia.
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Gabriel Fauré's Requiem was composed between 1887 and 1900 and is one of Fauré's best known works. The piece focuses on eternal rest and consolation. Fauré said he composed it "for pleasure" to bring comfort to those who mourn. It has been described as a "lullaby of death" and was performed at his funeral in 1924.
Maurice Duruflé composed his Requiem between 1941 and 1947. The Requiem sets the Latin Mass for the Dead, and is dedicated to the memory of his father. The subtle rhythms and fluid lines of Gregorian chant permeate the whole work and the ideas of peace, faith and hope are represented.
16th November
7.30pm St Dunstan’s Church
Tickets £15, Students £7.50, Under 16s Free
