On Tuesday July 29th, Tenebrae will return to the Three Choirs Festival to perform their celebrated programme of ‘Russian Treasures’ at Worcester Cathedral. Established in 1715 and nearly in its 300th year, Three Choirs is one of the world’s oldest classical music festivals. It is fitting then that Tenebrae’s performance, sung by candlelight, will span… continued

Tenebrae are performing at some spectacular venues during Spring/Summer 2014.  We hope to see you at one of the following concerts: 23 May 2014, 19:30 Shropshire Music Festival Venue: St Chad’s Church, Shrewsbury Programme: Medieval Chant/Tallis Lamentations Click here for ticket information 25 May 2014, 21:00 Alderney Festival Venue: St Anne’s Church, Alderney Programme: Medieval Chant/Tallis Lamentations Click here for ticket… continued

Nigel Short will be visiting the Eton Choral Courses in August 2014 to work with aspiring young singers. Speaking about the course, Nigel says: I’m very much looking forward to meeting and working with the youngsters on the ECC having heard so many great things from other conductors who have worked on the course before…. continued

Tenebrae Consort’s latest album on the Bene Arte label, Medieval Chant and Tallis Lamentations, has received a glowing review from Alexandra Coghlan in the May edition of Gramophone Magazine.  Speaking of the disc, Alexandra says: ” “The fragility of the single voices (and the darker shades generated by these lower male-voice keys) summons a world… continued

We are delighted to inform you that a Welsh language version of John Bridcut’s wonderful Requiem documentary (first shown on BBC 3 in November) will be shown on S4C, next Sunday, 4th May, at 8.30pm. It will be shown in three 30 minute parts over the course of three weeks. S4C is available on Freeview and… continued

“Medieval Chant and Tallis Lamentations“, the most recent release on record label Bene Arte, was reviewed by Andrew McGregor on BBC Radio 3 as part of the CD Review programme on Saturday 19 April. Recorded by Tenebrae Consort and released in March 2014, the recording of medieval chant is complemented by one of the most… continued

Classic FM have posted a new video for the track Peace, from our latest album with Paul Mealor – I Saw Eternity. Peace, is a reworking of the popular hymn Make me a Channel of your Peace and Blessing – composed as a gift for HRH The Duchess of Cornwall. The video tells a beautiful story,… continued

Paul Mealor‘s I Saw Eternity album, which features Tenebrae and the Aurora Orchestra will be Classic FM‘s Album of Week from 7th April. The disc which is out now is available from Amazon and iTunes. The album will be featured as part of John Suchet’s morning show from 10am to 1pm, with a new track played every day… continued

Tenebrae Consort have received a wonderful Guardian review for their Chant by Candlelight and Tallis Lamentations concert from Guy Dammann: “Performed with one voice per part, the sense of earnestness was heightened by the contrasting individual qualities of each voice, the thick, rich countertenor David Allsopp soaring above the two tenors Guy Cutting and Nicholas… continued

We are pleased to announce that Tenebrae Consort’s latest album, Medieval Chant and Tallis Lamentations is out today on Bene Arte Records.  It is available through all good music retailers, including Signum Records, Amazon and iTunes. The timeless beauty of the simple, melodic and rhythmic inflections of chant has captivated listeners for around a thousand years…. continued

Tenebrae Consort will appear on BBC Radio 3’s In Tune on Tuesday 11 March 2014 to speak with host Sean Rafferty and perform a selection of tracks from their forthcoming album Medieval Chant and Tallis Lamentations on Bene Arte records.  Tune in at 4.30pm to hear some beautiful, meditative chant, as well as some some stunning polyphony.

Russian Treasures will feature as ‘Disc of the Week’ on BBC Radio 3’s CD Review on Saturday 15 February 2014 at 11.40am.  Describing it as “an inventive selection from the Orthodox Church tradition, showcasing the richness, breadth and depth of Tenebrae’s ensemble”, this review will follow on from the glowing endorsement given by host Andrew… continued