Jubilate - performing from home
Now over twelve months on, and three concerts cancelled. But we are carrying on... When we could, a quorum carried on rehearsing in a socially distanced way. It was a new experience singing in a wide circle with our conductor at the centre, and quite an exciting one. Perhaps one to try out again when we are all back singing again in person. And we will be doing that very soon!
In the spring we rehearsed the Brahms Requiem and the Purcell Funeral Sentences - a rather gloomy outlook you might think, but both wonderfully rich and rewarding to sing. Now we have moved on to something a little more light-hearted - a programme of madrigals and summer songs - to be performed outside in a garden in June.
Click on any of the photos above to hear Jubilate in lockdown, singing Purcell: Thou Knowest Lord, and two pieces by pioneering turn-of-the-century American composer, Amy Beach.
In the spring we rehearsed the Brahms Requiem and the Purcell Funeral Sentences - a rather gloomy outlook you might think, but both wonderfully rich and rewarding to sing. Now we have moved on to something a little more light-hearted - a programme of madrigals and summer songs - to be performed outside in a garden in June.
Click on any of the photos above to hear Jubilate in lockdown, singing Purcell: Thou Knowest Lord, and two pieces by pioneering turn-of-the-century American composer, Amy Beach.
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See Jubilate's Concert Diary for highlights of what would have been (and may yet be) the coming year's concerts, or download the 2019/20 season leaflet:
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We will update this website with details of future concerts as soon as the situation becomes clearer and we find ourselves able to rehearse together and to perform in safe and accessible venues.
