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The Mendelssohns - a family affair
Music of Fanny Hensel (nee Mendelssohn) and Felix Mendelssohn
Part of the North Herts Guild of Singers 2025-2026 Season
Add to my Calendar 08-11-2025 19:30 08-11-2025 21:30 36 The Mendelssohns - a family affair Join the North Herts Guild of Singers as we explore all thing Mendelssohn. Felix’s music needs very little introduction - we present possibly his most famous choral work Hear My Prayer (and O for the Wings of a Dove) alongside a beautiful setting of the Ave Maria and a rousing setting of Lauda Sion. His sister Fanny’s music is equally spectacular and is gaining increasing popularity within the classical music sphere. We are excited to perform her unjustly neglected cantata Hiob alongside a selection of her popular Gartenlieder. Conducted by prize winning Harry Bradford. Walsworth Road Baptist Church, Hitchin DD/MM/YYYYDetails
Walsworth Road Baptist Church
Walsworth Road
Hitchin
Hertfordshire
SG4 9SP
England
Programme
Felix Mendelssohn – Ave Maria, Op.23 no.2
Fanny Mendelssohn – Hiob Cantata
Fanny Mendelssohn – Gartenlieder, Op.3
Felix Mendelssohn – Verleih uns Frieden gnädiglich, WoO 5
Felix Mendelssohn – Lauda Sion, Op.73
Felix Mendelssohn – Hear my Prayer: 'O for the wings of a dove'
Performers
Harry Bradford – Conductor
Colin Spinks – organ
Natalka Pasciznyk – soprano
Rachael Best-Babayeju – mezzo-soprano
Matthew Sotillo-Cooke – tenor
Alexander Semple – Bass
North Herts Guild of Singers
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Programme Note
Join the North Herts Guild of Singers as we explore all thing Mendelssohn. Felix’s music needs very little introduction - we present possibly his most famous choral work Hear My Prayer (and O for the Wings of a Dove) alongside a beautiful setting of the Ave Maria and a rousing setting of Lauda Sion. His sister Fanny’s music is equally spectacular and is gaining increasing popularity within the classical music sphere. We are excited to perform her unjustly neglected cantata Hiob alongside a selection of her popular Gartenlieder.
Conducted by prize winning Harry Bradford.
