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Please Note: The Trinity concerts are still on, regardless of the weather
Radiant choral and instrumental music of the Baroque
In music, light is given voice through harmony, texture, tonal
color and text. The exuberance of Baroque music particularly
captures its energy and joy. Music of the Baroque era will be
at the center of our performance, against which we will juxtapose
earlier and later compositional styles, producing a prism of
musical colors, enhanced by unique performance spaces. The program
will feature accompaniment on period instruments by The Fanfare
Consort, New England's premier Early Instrumental Ensemble.
Musical settings by Bach, Handel, Tallis, Dufay, Rutter and Lauridsen
will enrich inspiring texts to illuminate the soul. Program

SATURDAY,
MARCH 17, 2007 • 7:30 PM
SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 2007 • 4:00 PM
TRINITY COLLEGE CHAPEL
300 Summit St., Hartford • (860) 987-6210
Voluntary
Offering

SUNDAY,
MARCH 25, 2007 • 4:00 PM
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
65 North Main Street, Wallingford • (203) 269-5050
Tickets: $10-General / $8-Seniors & Students
Free
for children under 12 accompanied by an adult
Click on an address above for directions
Program
| Hymn to the Creator of Light | John Rutter |
| Ricercata: Nona Castiglioni | Girolamo Fantini |
| Der tag vetreibt die finstrer nacht | Michael Praetorius |
| Sonata: La Raspona | Giovanni Legrenzi |
| Te Lucis ante Terminum (Ferial Tone) | Thomas Tallis |
| O Nata Lux | Morten Lauridsen |
| Concerto in D minor op.9, no.2 | Tomaso Albinoni |
| O Joyous Light | Pavel Chesnokov |
| Sonata: Detta del Nero | Girolamo Fantini |
| O Nata Lux | Thomas Tallis |
| O Lux Beata | Andrea Gabrieli |
| Wie Schon Leuchet die Morgenstern | J. S. Bach |
| Lux Aeterna | Edward Elgar |
| Arranged by John Cameron |
| - Intermission - |
| Inventor Rutili -Hymn for the New Light | Aurelius Prudentius |
| Bring Us, O Lord | William Harris |
| O Jesu Christ, Mein Lebens Licht (BWV 118) | J. S. Bach |
| Eternal Source of Light Divine | G. F. Handel |
| Sinfonia (from Chandos Anthem No. 1) | G. F. Handel |
| There Is Sprung Up a Light for the Righteous (from Chandos Anthem No. 8) | G. F. Handel |
| Sonata in C - adagio | Karl Heinrich Biber |
| Tunes from Archbishop Parker's Psalter | Thomas Tallis |
| The Third Tune |
| The Eighth Tune |
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