Amare: ConcertzaalSpuiplein 150, The Hague, South Holland, 2511 BM, Netherlands
Dates/times in Amsterdam time zone
| Friday 27 March 2026 | 20:15 |
Programme
| Programme to include: | ||
| Palestrina, Giovanni Pierluigi da (1525-1594) | Laudate pueri dominum | |
| Frances-Hoad, Cheryl (b. 1980) | Beyond The Night Sky | |
| Fain, Sammy (1902-1989) | The Second Star to the Right (arr. Toby Young) | |
| Davis, Taylor Scott (b. 1980) | Stardust | |
| Pärt, Arvo (b. 1935) | Morning Star | |
| Chilcott, Bob (b. 1955) | High Flight | |
| Palestrina, Giovanni Pierluigi da (1525-1594) | Ecce nunc benedicite Dominum, Psalm 133 | |
| Rusby, Kate (b. 1973) | Underneath the Stars (arr. Jim Clements) | |
| Joel, Billy (b. 1949) | And so it goes (arr. Bob Chilcott) | |
| Ferdinand, Jason Max | Riverside | |
| Lowry, Robert (1826-1899) | Shall We Gather at the River? (arr. Blake Morgan) | |
| Clements, Jim (b. 1983) | How High the Moon |
Performers
| The King's Singers | |
| Voces8 |
A unique opportunity to hear two of the world’s most celebrated a cappella ensembles together on one stage. The current a cappella singing world would not be the same without these two groups. These star ensembles - who together represent the gold standard in the a cappella world - came together in 2024 for their first concert at the Royal Albert Hall. It became a legendary BBC Proms performance and the hall was sold out to the last of the 5,000 seats. “A choral supergroup is born” according to The Times. All the more reason to reunite the ensembles for a one-off tour of 5 concerts in Belgium and the Netherlands.
© Frances Marshall