Tony will give a concert in the church in aid of the Renovation Fund on Sunday 18th March, 2012 at 4.0 pm. He will sing “Everybody’s Favourites: Religious Songs and Ballads” and selections by Schubert, Bizet, Sibelius, Feltham, Sullivan, Liddle and Evans. Tony will be accompanied on the organ by Jean-Marie Foucard, the organist of Holy Trinity.
The recital is in aid of the Church Renovation Fund, Admission €10.
On Saturday, October 8 at 20h there will be a concert at Holy Trinity Church in Nice in aid of the church’s 150 anniversary refurbishment project.
The concert will feature a Belgian virtuoso soloist, Glenn Van Looy, and the Antibes-based BRASS BAND MEDITERRANEE (music director, Gerard Hostein) with guest conductor, Roy Terry.
The soloist is 19 year old Belgian euphonium player, Glenn Van Loy. Since 2005 he has won prestigious solo competitions in France, the UK, Belgium (where he performed with the Belgian Philharmonic Orchestra), Australia and Finland.
The conductor, Roy Terry, is a highly experienced brass band specialist who has conducted two London-based bands and has played a major role in the development of French brass bands.
The group will be playing classical, sacred and popular music, including music by Elgar (Nimrod), Gustav Holst and Malcolm Arnold.
Glenn Van Loy will be giving the first performance in France of a Euphonium concerto by the English composer, John Golland.
Tickets cost 10 euros (including interval refreshment) and are available at the door from 18h or in advance by contacting Pat Fortune (06.18.86.63.46) or Geoff Treloar (06.16.18.62.81).
This a wonderful way to support the renovations of the church. Please come and bring your friends!
On Monday, July 4, 2011 at 8 p.m. Holy Trinity will host a joint concert of the local choir Cantifolia and the Village Voices from Los Angeles, California. It should be a special treat for all Americans in celebration of their Independence Day.
The American tour manager is Patrick Sturges of the Aquitane Chaplaincy.
The Choir of the King’s School, Worcester performed the Missa Brevis in D
by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart on Sunday, February 20.
Thanks to Simon Wynne for the photographs.
Sunday February 20th at 11 a.m.
Holy Trinity Anglican Church
11 rue de la Buffa, 06000, Nice
Missa Brevis in D
by
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
sung by the Choir
of the King’s School, Worcester
The Eucharist will be followed by a short recital
Below is a photo taken by Simon during the service and a brief statement from the pew slip.
We are honoured to have with us this morning the Choir of the Harrow Young Musicians.
The Choir is under the direction of Mark Gooding.
The choral music is presented, not as a concert, but as an integral part of the movement of the Liturgy.
As we prepare for worship:
Henry Purcell Thou knowest, Lord, the secrets of our hearts
During Holy Communion:
William Byrd Ave Verum Corpus
Benjamin Britten Hymn to the Virgin
Before the Dismissal:
Mark Gooding Ave Maris Stella
The Music for Organ today is by the French Composer Louis Vierne, for 37 years, organist at Notre Dame de Paris. He was born “legally blind” which fact seemed only to enhance his remarkable gift of music.
Feast of Saint Peter & Saint Paul
The Sunday Eucharist at 11 a.m.
will be sung by the Choir of Saint Michael’s Grammar School, Melbourne.
Handel (The Lord Gave the Word & He trusted in God from the Messiah),
Victoria (Kyrie, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus Dei from Missa Magnum Mysterium) ,
Duruflé (Ubi Caritas), Beibl (Ave Maria)
On Sunday July 22, at Holy Trinity, Nice, the Renaissance Singers (associated with the Choir of Blackburn Cathedral, England) will sing the
Hayden “Missa Brevis” – Rorate coeli – Mass Nr. 3 in G. at the 11 a.m. Festival Eucharist for the Feast of Saint Mary Magdalen. The Renaissance Singers are under the direction of Richard Tanner, the Cathedral’s Director of Music, and the organist is James Davey.
The Magdalen at the foot of the Cross
Detail of the East Window above the High Altar at Holy Trinity, Nice
Caius College Choir is one of Britain’s leading collegiate choirs. Under the direction of Dr. Geoffrey Webber, the Choir sings Chapel services during the University term and has a busy schedule of concerts, recordings and broadcasts including those on BBC Radio 3 and 4.
On Monday, 16 July the Choir will present a concert of English Sacred Choral music at Holy Trinity that will include works by Byrd, Tallis, Stanford, Stainer & Britten. Admission will be 15€.
For more information about the Caius College Choir, you can visit http://www.cai.cam.ac.uk.
Holy Trinity will host several concerts in the coming weeks.
10 June — 4:30 p.m. — La Chorale, Sayat Nova–Armenian Community; Year of Armenia — free
16 July — evening — Members of the Choir of Ciaus College Cambridge Concert
22 July (Feast of Mary Magdalene)– 11 a.m. Eucharist — Members of the Choir at Blackburn Cathedral
More information will appear here as available.
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Holy Trinity is located at 11, rue de la Buffa, Nice, 06000.
Sunday Eucharists are at 11 a.m.; the Children's Corner starts at 10:50 a.m. in the Church Hall. All children welcome!
You will find more information about service times throughout the week at http://www.anglican-nice.com/.
