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SUMMARY:William Byrd Festival: Stile Antico
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DESCRIPTION:England’s Nightingale\nThe remarkable music of William Byrd\
 nTo open our William Byrd Festival\, renowned vocal ensemble Stile Antico 
 explore the many faces of this extraordinary composer\, among the greatest
  that England has ever produced. They weave together the strands of Byrd
 ’s complex life as both pillar of the Protestant musical establishment a
 nd faithful servant to the underground Catholic community. We encounter By
 rd working loyally at the Chapel Royal\, hear his anguished musical pleas 
 in support of his fellow Catholics\, and savour the gentler music of his l
 atter years. The programme features some of Byrd's most beloved works\, in
 cluding Ave verum corpus\, Sing Joyfully\, and Ne irascaris\, alongside le
 sser-known gems and music by his pupils Thomas Morley\, Peter Philips\, an
 d Thomas Tomkins:\n\n\nEmendemus in Melius\n\n‘A good egg’ – Byrd\, 
 the loyal subject\nThis sweet and merry month a 6\nO Lord\, make thy serva
 nt Elizabeth\nSing joyfully\nNunc Dimittis from ‘Great Service’\n\n‘
 The caged bird’ – Byrd\, the Catholic at court\nVide Domine affliction
 em\nHaec dies quam fecit Dominum\nNe irascaris\, Domine\n\nINTERVAL\n\n‘
 A country nest’ – Byrd\, the Essex Gentleman\nRetire my soul\nAve veru
 m corpus\nLaudate Dominum\, omnes gentes\nOptimam partem elegit\nFactus es
 t repente\nAgnus Dei from 4-part mass\n\n‘Under his wing’ – Byrd\, t
 he “much reverenced master”\nDomine Dominus noster (Morley)\nEcce vici
 t Leo (Philips)\nToo much I once lamented (Tomkins)\n\nLaudibus in sanctis
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LOCATION:The Temple Church\, London
URL:https://www.templemusic.org/concerts/stile-antico-englands-nightingale
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