A stunning choral and orchestral working of the story of CREATION by Dan Forrest, using a setting of modern and ancient texts.
An evening of choral delight as a massed choir sings CREATION by Dan Forrest. Conducted by Vox Anima London Founder and Artistic Director, James Meaders, enjoy the stunning texts and music that celebrate the wonders and beauties of the world.
First conducted by James Meaders in Ely Cathedral in 2025, James is thrilled to be working with the same soloists - Nikki Eoute and James Newby. You can watch a short clip of the concert here
The composer, Dan Forrest (who will be at the concert) writes, “…I wanted to capture the beauty of life on this planet, and the wonder of its origin, in my own musical language. In a sense, it’s a score to my own mental Planet Earth film – of beauty that I’ve encountered both at home and in my travels abroad. I hope this work overwhelms its listener with the wonder and joy that still shines through in our world.”
Find out more about CREATION here
Opening the concert will be Lucis and Noctis Choirs under the baton of Francis Faux singing the newly composed piece The Breath of Life by Matthew Coleridge.
Prepare to have your visual and audio senses amazed as 150 singers join an orchestra of 40 players - this is music you NEED to hear!
A stunning choral and orchestral working of the story of CREATION by Dan Forrest, using a setting of modern and ancient texts.
An evening of choral delight as a massed choir sings CREATION by Dan Forrest. Conducted by Vox Anima London Founder and Artistic Director, James Meaders, enjoy the stunning texts and music that celebrate the wonders and beauties of the world.
First conducted by James Meaders in Ely Cathedral in 2025, James is thrilled to be working with the same soloists - Nikki Eoute and James Newby. You can watch a short clip of the concert here
The composer, Dan Forrest (who will be at the concert) writes, “…I wanted to capture the beauty of life on this planet, and the wonder of its origin, in my own musical language. In a sense, it’s a score to my own mental Planet Earth film – of beauty that I’ve encountered both at home and in my travels abroad. I hope this work overwhelms its listener with the wonder and joy that still shines through in our world.”
Find out more about CREATION here
Opening the concert will be Lucis and Noctis Choirs under the baton of Francis Faux singing the newly composed piece The Breath of Life by Matthew Coleridge.
Prepare to have your visual and audio senses amazed as 150 singers join an orchestra of 40 players - this is music you NEED to hear!
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- under 14 with parent or legal guardian
- In-person
- Paid parking
Refund Policy
Location
Rochester Cathedral
The Precinct
The Precinct ME1 1SX
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