Gibbons Festival: Phantasm

for 1 hour
The Temple Church, London
The Temple Church, Temple, London EC4Y 7BB, EC4Y 1BB, United Kingdom

Combining the sonority of six violas da gamba with the remarkable acoustic and nocturnal atmosphere of the Temple Church, this concert is sure to be a magical way to end the first day of the festival. Join Phantasm in this ancient space as they delve into the treasure trove of Orlando Gibbons' consort music - works of profound expressive depth and polyphonic richness, as well as lightness and joy. Thrown into the mix is the sweetness, mischief and invention of Gibbons' madrigals and variations.

Fantasia No. 4 à 2 (MB 4)
The Silver Swan à 5*
Fantasia No. 4 à 3 (MB 10)
Dainty fine Bird à 5*
In Nomine No.1 à 5 (MB 27)
Trust not too much, fair youth*
In Nomine No.2 à 5 (MB 28)

Fantasia No.5 à 6 (MB 35)
Fantasia No.6 à 6 (MB 36)
Fantasia No.3 à 6 (MB 33)

Fantasia No.1 à 6 (MB 31)
Fantasia No.2 à 6 (MB 32)
Fantasia No.4 à 6 (MB 34)

Go from my Window (MB 40)
Pavan & Galliard à 6 (MB 41/MB 42)

*from the First Set of Madrigals 1612

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Welcome to the prayerful and beautiful Temple Church, steeped in the history of Christendom, this country and the whole Common Law World. 1162: the Round Church was built to be London’s Jerusalem. 1214–19: Magna Carta was negotiated in the Temple, and its greatest hero was buried in the Church. 1584, 1776, 1787: from Raleigh’s expeditions through the colonial constitutions to the American Declaration of Independence and Constitution, the Temple was the birthplace of American Law. And to this day the Church serves the legal colleges Inner and Middle Temple, London’s residents, visiting jurists and travellers from all over the world with some of the most uplifting services, music and discussions in London.

How can so ancient a building be equipped to serve the modern age in prayer and praise and engagement with the socio-legal challenges facing Britain and the wider world? Through Restoration & Renewal: Equipping the Temple Church for the next 100 Years, a major programme of refurbishment and repair, energised and supported by The Friends of the Temple Church.

Robin Griffith-Jones Master of the Temple
Mark Hatcher Reader of the Temple

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Gibbons Festival: Phantasm

for 1 hour
The Temple Church, London
The Temple Church, Temple, London EC4Y 7BB, EC4Y 1BB, United Kingdom

Combining the sonority of six violas da gamba with the remarkable acoustic and nocturnal atmosphere of the Temple Church, this concert is sure to be a magical way to end the first day of the festival. Join Phantasm in this ancient space as they delve into the treasure trove of Orlando Gibbons' consort music - works of profound expressive depth and polyphonic richness, as well as lightness and joy. Thrown into the mix is the sweetness, mischief and invention of Gibbons' madrigals and variations.

Fantasia No. 4 à 2 (MB 4)
The Silver Swan à 5*
Fantasia No. 4 à 3 (MB 10)
Dainty fine Bird à 5*
In Nomine No.1 à 5 (MB 27)
Trust not too much, fair youth*
In Nomine No.2 à 5 (MB 28)

Fantasia No.5 à 6 (MB 35)
Fantasia No.6 à 6 (MB 36)
Fantasia No.3 à 6 (MB 33)

Fantasia No.1 à 6 (MB 31)
Fantasia No.2 à 6 (MB 32)
Fantasia No.4 à 6 (MB 34)

Go from my Window (MB 40)
Pavan & Galliard à 6 (MB 41/MB 42)

*from the First Set of Madrigals 1612

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Safeguarding

The care and protection of children, young people and vulnerable adults who are involved in Church activities is the responsibility of the whole Church. Everyone who participates in the life of the Church has a role to play in promoting a Safer Church for all.This Safeguarding Policy is based on the Safeguarding Policy Statement of the Church of England that was agreed and published by the House of Bishops in 2017. It sets out the Safeguarding Policy of the Diocese of London and in particular a summary of the roles and responsibilities of all church bodies and office holders as we work together to protect children, young people and vulnerable adults who are involved in church activities.

This policy makes six overarching policy commitments:

To promote a safer environment and culture
To enable and ensure safe recruitment practice and to support all those within the Church with any responsibility related to children, young people, and vulnerable adults
To respond promptly to every safeguarding concern or allegation
To offer pastoral care to victims/survivors of abuse and other affected persons
To offer pastoral care to those who are the subject of concerns or allegations of abuse and other affected persons
To respond to those who may pose a present risk to others.

https://www.templechurch.com/application/files/7216/2074/0149/Temple_Church_Safeguarding_Policy_revi

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