Our Debut, September 24, 2008
From our debut concert — a program of sacred choral music from Tudor England. September 24, 2008 at St. John Cathedral. Ego flos campi is from our second concert, March 14, 2009 in Harkness Chapel, Cleveland.
Heaven & Earth: Schubert & Mozart
With CityMusic Cleveland, May 9, 2009
From our concert with CityMusic Cleveland, conducted by James Gaffigan. Chabrelle Williams, soprano; Matthew Hayward, baritone; Roy Hage, tenor. Shrine Church of St. Stanislaus, Cleveland, OH, May 9, 2009.
- Kyrie, Mass No. 2 in G major, D. 167 (2:53) Franz Schubert
- Gloria, Mass No. 2 in G (2:38) Franz Schubert
- Credo, Mass No. 2 in G (3:54) Franz Schubert
- Sanctus & Benedictus, Mass No. 2 in G (5:30) Franz Schubert
- Agnus dei, Mass No. 2 in G (5:28) Franz Schubert
- Ave verum corpus (3:04) W.A. Mozart
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Quotes
—Quire's ensemble singing stood out for its extraordinary accuracy of pitch and its ringing tones.
—an inspiring mastery of blend and intonation
—Warmth and vibrant spirits pervaded the program.
—Quire floated the haunting lines on streams of the freshest air.
—sophisticated yet accessible concert ... beautifully performed
—Sophistication, cohesion and clarity ... have become the ensemble’s hallmarks.
—To hear this professional choir ... was to know something on the order of bliss.
—A keen sense of shading and shape pervaded everything the chorus touched.