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Marian Consort's 10th Anniversary Edition! The immortal Allegri Miserere! The Marian Consort, a new generation a capella group from Scotland, celebrates its 10th anniversary with a beautiful program of "music of sorrow" from the Renaissance and contemporary periods. Combining Allegri's "Miserere" and Palestrina's masterpieces, which are brilliant and immortal masterpieces in music history, MacMillan's "Miserere," a masterpiece of church music born in modern England, and Jackson's "Stabat Mater," a commissioned work, this "In the footsteps of sorrow" transcends time and space. The members of the ensemble include Charlotte Ashley and Guy Cutting, who were part of the Tallis Scholars' 2017 tour of Japan, and are also very excited to be a part of the program.Please look forward to what is sure to become one of the Marian Consort's best-known choruses! Founded in 2007 at Oxford University by Rory McCreery, a young countertenor who began his career as a boy choir member at Edinburgh St. Mary's Cathedral, the Marian Consort, named after the Virgin Mary, is a young vocal ensemble that has emerged like a comet in the world of British vocal and ancient music. The young vocal ensemble, named after the Virgin Mary, has emerged like a comet in the world of vocal and ancient music in the UK. Based on the research and historical research of its leader, Lorrie McCreary, who is also a musicologist, the Consort continues to work on church music of all periods, mainly from the 15th to 17th centuries, but also including contemporary music. Imported domestic version.