The Lost Birds with VOCES8

with VOCES8

Concert Hall, QPAC

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A celebration of their magnificence, and an elegy for their extinction: American composer Christopher Tin’s The Lost Birds is a haunting reminiscence on the artistry and wonder of nature’s feathered friends. Preeminent British vocal collective VOCES8 join our musicians for this special collaboration. In this heart-rending portrait, hope, peace and renewal nestle in the branches of the orchestra and resonate through the intimacy of the human voice. Violinist Jack Liebeck will join our musicians to perform The Lark Ascending, Vaughan Williams’ mesmerising tribute to its’ flutter and flight. Soar above the noise of the everyday and into a pastoral haven rich with reflection, as conductor Barnaby Smith illuminates a breathtaking aviary.


Conductor

Barnaby Smith

Barnaby Smith

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Prices

$76 - $135 *

* A transaction fee of $7.20 applies.


Duration

1h50 including interval


Recommended Age

+6

#Artists

Voces8

Voces8

Ensemble

Jack Liebeck

Jack Liebeck

violin

#Performances

8


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Felix Mendelssohn

The Hebrides (Fingal's Cave)

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Ralph Vaughan Williams

The Lark Ascending arr. Paul Drayton / Barnaby Smith

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Caroline Shaw

and the swallow

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Christopher Tin

The Lost Birds


Barnaby Smith

Pre-Concert Talk

Barnaby Smith

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Ralph Vaughan Williams

The Lark Ascending arr. Paul Drayton / Barnaby Smith

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Caroline Shaw

and the swallow

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Christopher Tin

The Lost Birds


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