PACIFIC BAROQUE SERIES
A collaboration between
EMV, Pacific Baroque Festival, Christ Church Cathedral
Choral Evensong
Sunday, March 20th, 2022 at 4 PM
Christ Church Cathedral


PERFORMERS
Donald Hunt, Director of Music
Christ Church Cathedral Choirs (Assistant Director of Music Mark McDonald)
Marc Destrubé, director, violin
Kathryn Wiebe, violin
Natalie Mackie, viola da gamba
Marco Vitale, harpsichord & organ
PROGRAMME INFORMATION
The Pacific Baroque Festival concludes with a Choral Evensong Service at Christ Church Cathedral, featuring the music of Heinrich Schütz.
MUSIC
BEFORE THE SERVICE:
Giovanni Legrenzi (1626 – 1690)
Sonata da chiesa, Op. 4, No. 3, ‘La Benaglia’
RESPONSES:
Plainsong
PSALMS:
Richard Marlow (1939 – 2013)
Psalms 12 & 13; chants after Schütz
CANTICLES:
Heinrich Schütz (1585 – 1672)
Deutsches Magnificat, swv 494
Nunc dimittis, swv 352
ANTHEM:
Heinrich Schütz (1585 – 1672)
Die Himmel erzählen die Ehre Gottes, swv 386
RECESSIONAL:
Johann Heinrich Schmelzer (1623 - 1680)
Sonata a 2 in F major
Mathias Weckmann (c. 1616 – 1674)
Es ist das Heil (Septimus versus)

This concert is generously supported by
Olive Olio's Pasta & Espresso Bar
and Russell Nursery
COVID SAFETY PROTOCOLS:
The health and safety of our patrons, musicians, staff, and volunteers is of paramount concern. Please see below to read the steps we are taking to ensure everyone's safety while enjoying the concert:
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Please wear a mask at all times when inside the building.
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Please allow for 2 meters distance between parties when moving to or from your seat.
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Please do your best to exit promptly at the end of the concert.
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Proof of vaccination and valid ID is required for persons aged 12 and older to access this event.
This is a Non-ticketed Event
This concert is available for free, but donations are greatly appreciated.
GETTING TO CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL
Parking Information
The Cathedral is located on Quadra Street at Rockland Avenue.
Street parking is available on Quadra Street, Burdett Avenue, and Rockland Avenue, as well as at the south entrance to the Cathedral off Burdett.