The Cheltenham Ladies' College Choir performs at St Paul’s Cathedral
Girls from The Cheltenham Ladies' College gave a memorable performance at one of the country's holiest sites.
The choir travelled to St Paul's Cathedral for a lunchtime recital and Evensong on Monday, February 25.
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The Cheltenham Ladies' College at St Paul's Cathedral
Head of Vocal Studies Stephen Parham-Connolly and Director of Music Dominic Hawley composed pieces for the occasion at the landmark building.
The performance featured the Magnficat and Nunc Dimittis, with Geoffrey Burgon's setting of the Nunc Dimittis and an extraordinary setting of the Magnificat by Mr Parham-Connolly.
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The singers also performed Mr Hawley's anthem Dios te salve, Maria, which was written in preparation for the College Choir's tour of Spain.
Mr Parham-Connolly said: "Hearing the choir sing so brilliantly at St Paul's was a very special moment and I am delighted by the way they performed.
"We are used to hearing our girls set such high vocal standards, but to hear it at such a wonderful venue was a pleasure.
"The College community and the girls will rightly be proud of the whole event."
Following Evensong, College hosted a drinks reception in aid of the bursaries fund at The Goldsmiths' Hall.




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