Great Sacred Music: Eucharist
(Thursday 18 June 2020)
Three months after our last Great Sacred Music at St Martin’s, we are delighted to welcome back St Martin’s Voices for our second ‘virtual’ Great Sacred Music on the theme ‘Eucharist’.
A new Great Sacred Music podcast will be uploaded every Thursday at 1.00pm, with new music recorded by the singers in their own homes.
Led by Revd Dr Sam Wells.
Music:
O taste and see (Vaughan Williams)
Benedictus from ‘Little Organ Mass’ (Haydn)
Panis angelicus (Franck)
Let us break bread together (Trad. arr. Althouse)
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