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The Tenebrae Effect is Tenebrae’s inspiring choral development initiative that provides an insight into the elements which make Tenebrae’s sound and interpretation to music so unique. It is designed to challenge and advance every participant, whilst giving singers the opportunity to learn in a friendly and challenging environment alongside professional singers from the choir.

To make the most of Tenebrae’s inaugural Holy Week Festival, join Nigel and Tenebrae singers at St John the Evangelist for what is set to be fascinating and informative morning, focusing on a selection of Victoria’s Tenebrae Responsories. We advise that most value is brought to those with prior choral experience who wish to improve within smaller, focussed groups, and suggest participants should either be familiar with the scores or be confident sight-readers.

Workshop repertoire – Victoria Tenebrae Responsories

Movement 1: Amicus meus
Movement 3: Unus ex discipulis
Movement 6: Seniores populi
Movement 8: Tenebrae factae sunt (lower voices)
Movement 12: Caligaverunt occuli mei
Movement 14: O vos omnes (upper voices)

View PDFs of the scores in advance of the workshop.

This repertoire will be rehearsed and performed in F minor, as opposed to G minor.

Scores will be provided by Tenebrae on the day. Minimum age 16.

Artist(s)

Nigel Short, Tenebrae

The Tenebrae Effect

Inspiring through passion and precision

‘The Tenebrae Effect’ is Tenebrae’s inspiring choral development initiative that provides an insight into the elements which make Tenebrae’s sound and interpretation to music so unique.

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