YCS Past Concerts
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MD: James Casselton
‘What a Wonderful World’
| Goodhand | Something’s whispering |
| Emerson & McDavitt | Something sings |
| Lowry, arr Scott | How can I keep from singing? |
| Traditional, arr Rutter | Amazing grace |
| Bernon | Light, you will have |
| Graham & Loveland, arr Emerson | You raise me up |
| Simon | Bridge over troubled water |
| Rodgers & Hammerstein | You’ll never walk alone |
| Rutter | For the beauty of the earth |
| Freed & Brown | Singing in the rain |
| Williams & Nichols, arr Rogers | Rainy days and Mondays |
| Weiss & Douglas | What a wonderful world |
| arr Humphreys | World War One medley |
MD: James Casselton
(Joint concert with The Royal Memorial Chapel Choir, The Royal
Military Academy, Sandhurst)
‘French Classics’
| Gounod & Bach: | Ave Maria (YCS) |
| Gounod: | Agnus Dei (from Missa Brevis No. 7) (RMCC) |
| Vierne: | Carillon de Westminster (organ) |
| Vierne: | Messe Solonnelle in C# Minor |
| Fauré: | Cantique de Jean Racine |
| Fauré: | Requiem |
MD: James Casselton
“Student becomes Master”
| Antonio Salieri | Venga nel nostro coro |
| Confirma hoc, Deus | |
| Mass in D | |
| Franz Schubert | Holy, Holy, Holy |
| Ave Maria | |
| Mass in G |
MD: James Casselton
“Songs from the Shows”
| Porgy and Bess | Gershwin |
| Oklahoma | Rodgers & Hammerstein |
| South Pacific | Rodgers & Hammerstein |
| My Fair Lady | Lerner & Loewe |
| West Side Story | Bernstein & Sondheim |
| Oliver! | Loewe |
| Hair | Ragni, Rado & McDermott |
| Sound of Music | Rodgers & Hammerstein |
| Sweet Charity | Fields & Coleman |
| Jungle Book | Sherman |
| A concert celebration | Lloyd Webber |
| Pippin | Schwarz |
| Les Misérables | Schönberg, Boubil, Natel & Kretzner |
| Chess | Andersson, Rice & Ulvaeus |
MD: James Casselton
“Commemoration and Coronation”
| Elgar | Great is the Lord |
| Bruckner | Locus Iste |
| Ave Maria | |
| Christus factus est | |
| Os justi | |
| Haydn | O coelitum beati |
| Purcell | I was glad |
| Mozart | Mass in C ‘Coronation Mass’ |
MD: James Casselton
“Faith, Hope & Love”
Dvořák: Mass in D
Jenkins: The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace
MD: James Casselton
“Sing a Song of Sixpence”
| Daniel McDavitt | Three Memories |
| John Rutter | Five Childhood Lyrics |
| Ēriks Ešenvalds | Only in Sleep |
| Tim Price | The Pied Piper of Hamelin |
MD: James Casselton
“Oh Sing Joyfully”
| Vaughan Williams: | O taste and see |
| Batten: | O Sing Joyfully |
| Stanford: | Beati quorum via |
| Goodall: | Psalm 23 (The Lord is my shepherd) |
| Britten: | Jubilate Deo |
| Rutter: | I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes |
| Franck: | Psalm 150 |
| Rutter: | Gloria |
MD: James Casselton
“Songs of the Sea”
| Purcell: | Fairest isle |
| Purcell: | Come away, fellow sailors |
| Ireland: | Sea fever |
| Campion: | Never weather-beaten sail |
| Elgar: | Sea Pictures – In haven and Where corals lie |
| Whitacre: | The seal lullaby |
| Arbo: | Crossing the bar |
| Chilcott (arr): | The Skye boat song |
| Trad: | The water is wide |
| Sumsion: | They that go down to the sea in ships |
| Dyson: | Four Songs for Sailors |
| Craig Petrie (arr): | Master, the tempest is raging |
| Hymn: | Eternal Father, strong to save |
MD: James Casselton
Gilbert & Sullivan: The Mikado