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The Choral Pilgrimage 2010

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Welcome to the official website of The Sixteen, Harry Christophers & CORO.

The Sixteen is a London based professional ensemble comprising of choir and period instrument orchestra.

Next performance:

Saturday 13 February, University Great Hall, Leeds

**The Choral Pilgrimage 2010 'Ceremony & Devotion - Music for the Tudors'**

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Sacred Music Series 2

The Sixteen and Harry Christophers have reunited with Simon Russell Beale and the BBC for a second series of the acclaimed 'Sacred Music'.

Brahms and Bruckner - Friday 12 March

Fauré and Poulenc - Friday 19 March

Górecki and Pärt - Friday 26 March

Searching out the Sacred - Friday 2 April

Each programme will be broadcast on BBC Four at 8pm and available to watch again on iPlayer.

Please check schedules nearer the time as broadcast times may change

Sacred Music Series 1 on CORO DVD - Click here to buy

FEATURED CONCERT -

Friday 12 March - University Church, Oxford

Saturday 13 March - St John's College Chapel, Cambridge

The Choral Pilgrimage 2010

Ceremony and Devotion - Music for the Tudors

Celebrating the Pilgrimage's tenth anniversary, we're revisit our original aim of restoring to our great cathedrals and churches the sounds that once breathed life into their stones.

We focus on some of the finest music by three leading Tudor composers: John Sheppard, Thomas Tallis and William Byrd; composers who all lived through the decades of religious turmoil in mid-sixteenth-century England.

Tickets - National Centre for Early Music: 01904 651 485 / www.ncem.co.uk

For more information click here.