New Sounds

Sat 17 Oct, 18:00 to 19:30

St Moluas Church of Ireland, Belfast

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New Sounds sobe ao palco a 17 de outubro de 2026, St Moluas Church of Ireland, em Belfast.

This is the third concert in an annual series featuring new works for one of the most innovative and exciting commissioning projects of our time, The Cranmer Anthem Book . The project will see new settings of each of the 88 Collects (or prayers) from the Book of Common Prayer , devised by Tudor Archbishop of Canterbury, Thomas Cranmer (1489–1556). The pieces, composed by some of the world’s leading composers, will be introduced by Matthew Owens in recorded conversation with the composers, offering a fascinating insight into the world of contemporary music. Programme includes: Sally Beamish OBE A Prayer for Saint Matthew (world premiere) Gavin Bryars Of thy bountiful goodness, keep us (world premiere) Carson Cooman A measure of thy grace (world premiere) Michael Finnissy Collect for Saint Peter (world premiere) Emily Howard W e beseech Thee (world premiere) Matthew Martin Almighty God, who seest (world premiere) Anselm McDonnell O God the King of glory (world premiere) Richard G. Mitchell Innocency (world premiere) Huw Watkins O Lord, we beseech Thee (world premiere) Debbie Wiseman OBE Absolve thy people (world premiere) THE ULSTER CONSORT TRISTAN RUSSCHER organ MATTHEW OWENS conductor

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It takes place on 17 October 2026.

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It takes place at St Moluas Church of Ireland, Belfast.

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