Wooburn Singers Autumn Concert - CPE Bach and Mozart
Saturday, 22 November 2025
- Time
- 19:30 - 21:45
- Venue
- All Saints Church, High Wycombe, HP13 6RF
- Price
- 22
Join us on 22nd November at All Saints Church High Wycombe for a spectacular evening of sacred choral music as Wooburn Singers and The English Sinfonia
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Join us for a spectacular evening of sacred choral music as Wooburn Singers and The English Sinfonia (leader Janice Graham), come together to perform two towering masterpieces of the Baroque and Classical eras: C.P.E. Bach’s Magnificat and Mozart’s Mass in C Minor plus a performance of Bach’s Violin Concerto in E major.
C.P.E. Bach – Magnificat in D Major
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach was the second surviving son of the great Johann Sebastian Bach, and his first wife, Maria Barbara. It was during his Berlin years that, in 1749, he composed his only important church work, the Magnificat. It takes its text from Mary’s canticle from St. Luke’s Gospel (Chapter 1, v. 46–55) The work contains a number of unmistakable borrowings from his father’s Magnificat.
J.S. Bach Violin Concerto in E major
Having already led the English Sinfonia in one of the evening’s choral works, Janice Graham steps into the spotlight as soloist for Bach’s Violin Concerto in E major. Renowned for her expressive musicianship and refined artistry, she brings clarity, warmth and sparkle to this joyous concerto. Her intimate connection with the orchestra promises a performance of elegance, energy and deep musical understanding.
W.A. Mozart – Mass in C Minor (“Great”)
Mozart’s Mass in C Minor is an extraordinary, deeply personal work, combining operatic drama, lyrical beauty, and monumental choral writing. Though unfinished, it stands as one of Mozart’s greatest sacred compositions — both intimate and majestic. Written in thanks for his fiancée’s recovery from illness, it features some of Mozart’s most expressive writing for voice.
Tickets are £22 (students free) and will be available through the TicketSource or the Wooburn Singers website
About Wooburn Singers:
Wooburn Singers was founded in 1967 by the late Richard Hickox, and has earned a reputation as one of the South's leading amateur mixed voice choirs. The choir has some 60 singers and covers a wide and varied repertoire, giving four concerts a year in the South Buckinghamshire area. The choir also hosts Come & Sing days twice a year, open to all choral singers, at which a major work of the choral repertoire is studied in depth, before being performed for families and friends.
© 2025 Wooburn Singers - Charity 287969
C.P.E. Bach – Magnificat in D Major
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach was the second surviving son of the great Johann Sebastian Bach, and his first wife, Maria Barbara. It was during his Berlin years that, in 1749, he composed his only important church work, the Magnificat. It takes its text from Mary’s canticle from St. Luke’s Gospel (Chapter 1, v. 46–55) The work contains a number of unmistakable borrowings from his father’s Magnificat.
J.S. Bach Violin Concerto in E major
Having already led the English Sinfonia in one of the evening’s choral works, Janice Graham steps into the spotlight as soloist for Bach’s Violin Concerto in E major. Renowned for her expressive musicianship and refined artistry, she brings clarity, warmth and sparkle to this joyous concerto. Her intimate connection with the orchestra promises a performance of elegance, energy and deep musical understanding.
W.A. Mozart – Mass in C Minor (“Great”)
Mozart’s Mass in C Minor is an extraordinary, deeply personal work, combining operatic drama, lyrical beauty, and monumental choral writing. Though unfinished, it stands as one of Mozart’s greatest sacred compositions — both intimate and majestic. Written in thanks for his fiancée’s recovery from illness, it features some of Mozart’s most expressive writing for voice.
Tickets are £22 (students free) and will be available through the TicketSource or the Wooburn Singers website
About Wooburn Singers:
Wooburn Singers was founded in 1967 by the late Richard Hickox, and has earned a reputation as one of the South's leading amateur mixed voice choirs. The choir has some 60 singers and covers a wide and varied repertoire, giving four concerts a year in the South Buckinghamshire area. The choir also hosts Come & Sing days twice a year, open to all choral singers, at which a major work of the choral repertoire is studied in depth, before being performed for families and friends.
© 2025 Wooburn Singers - Charity 287969
Venue
All Saints Church
8 Castle St,
High Wycombe
HP13 6RF
Dates
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