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Ex Corde Vocal Ensemble | The York Waits

Christmas in Renaissance Rome

Christmas in Renaissance Rome
Two York-based ensembles join forces to explore Christmas music associated with Renaissance Rome, combining large-scale sacred polyphony with traditional Italian seasonal songs and instrumental music. Selections from two Christmas masses frame the evening: Arcadelt's Missa Noe Noe and Palestrina's Missa Hodie Christus natus est. Motets by de Silva, Victoria, lullabies and instrumental pieces reflecting both formal liturgical practices and more domestic Christmas traditions complete the festive celebrations.

'outstanding commitment and an unfailingly imaginative approach' – Musical Opinion

'Truly the Waits are among York's greatest treasures' – York Press

Full Event Details

Two York-based ensembles join forces to explore Christmas music associated with Renaissance Rome, combining large-scale sacred polyphony with traditional Italian seasonal songs and instrumental music. Selections from two Christmas masses frame the evening: Arcadelt's Missa Noe Noe and Palestrina's Missa Hodie Christus natus est. Motets by de Silva, Victoria, lullabies and instrumental pieces reflecting both formal liturgical practices and more domestic Christmas traditions complete the festive celebrations.

'outstanding commitment and an unfailingly imaginative approach' – Musical Opinion

'Truly the Waits are among York's greatest treasures' – York Press

Venue Details & Map

Location

National Centre for Early Music, York
St Margaret's Church, Walmgate, York YO19TL


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