Fiori Musicali
Music for Saint Cecilia
Quirino Colombani’s Oratorio di Santa Cecilia
Supported by a grant from Continuo Foundation
To celebrate the feast day of St Cecilia (patron saint of music), Fiori presents the first ever public performance of Quirino Colombani’s Oratorio di Santa Cecilia, written for Rome in 1701. This exciting performance takes place in the beautiful church of St Mary the Virgin, adjacent to the chapel where the tombs of the ancestors of the Spencer family lie.
Judit Felszeghy soprano
Judith Daykni alto
Jonathan Hanley tenor
Andrew Tipple bass
Fiori Musicali
Penelope Rapson director
Fiori Musicali Autumn/Winter Series
Sat, 22 November 2025
St Mary the Virgin church, Great Brington
6:00pm
£30 (conc. available)
Full Event Details
St Cecilia has been the Patron Saint of Music since the 16th century, and over the years many composers have feted her (including Henry Purcell and Benjamin Britten).
To celebrate the feast day of St Cecilia (patron saint of music), Fiori presents the first ever public performance of Quirino Colombani’s Oratorio di Santa Cecilia, written for Rome in 1701. This exciting performance takes place in the beautiful church of St Mary the Virgin, adjacent to the chapel where the tombs of the ancestors of the Spencer family lie.
Judit Felszeghy soprano
Judith Daykni alto
Jonathan Hanley tenor
Andrew Tipple bass
Fiori Musicali
Penelope Rapson director
Venue Details & Map
Location
St Mary the Virgin church, Great Brington
Main Street, Great Brington, Northants NN7 4JB
