Organization

Conductor

Adrian Partington

Singer

Soprano

Philippa Boyle

The Virgin

Contralto

Martha McLorinan

Mary Magdelene

Tenor

Michael Bell

John

Bass

John Savournin

Judas

James Geidt

Peter

Dingle Yandell

Jesus

Orchestra

Philharmonia Orchestra

Others

Three Choirs Festival Chorus

Three Choirs: The Apostles

London

United Kingdom

Gloucester Cathedral

Three Choirs: The Apostles: The Apostles Elgar

Public

The Apostles

Approved

‘In His love and in His pity he redeemed them. Alleluia!’ The haunting call of a shofar; the drama of Judas’ descent into Hell; the despair of Christ’s crucifixion; the climax of the Ascension – beauty and drama leading to one of the most moving finales in the whole of the classical repertoire. The Apostles shows composer Edward Elgar at the height of his musical powers and is considered by many to be his finest choral work. The piece tells the story of the early disciples of Jesus as ordinary men and women, who faced serious doubts about their faith, just as Elgar did, and shows their part in the extraordinary events of Jesus’ life, death and resurrection. Powerful, beautiful and highly moving.

Supported by Penny Moore
The role of Virgin Mary is supported by Prof Jeremy and Alison Dibble in memory of Alison’s late mother, Mollie Manning

English

Three Choirs: The Apostles by Elgar, No (2023/2023), Diriģents Adrian Partington, Gloucester Cathedral, London, United Kingdom

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