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Finding Light

Will Gaunt (bass-baritone), Grace Davidson (soprano), Eleonore Cockerham (soprano), Meridian, Irene Messoloras

Finding Light
The mood is sustained, consistent and unruffled by contrast: meditative classical, posh chill-out. Thing is, it's also absolutely beautiful singing, and taken on its own terms this is the launch...

Finding Light

Will Gaunt (bass-baritone), Grace Davidson (soprano), Eleonore Cockerham (soprano), Meridian, Irene Messoloras

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The mood is sustained, consistent and unruffled by contrast: meditative classical, posh chill-out. Thing is, it's also absolutely beautiful singing, and taken on its own terms this is the launch...

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Blending iconic choral works with music by today’s most compelling composers, Finding Light is a program centred on the theme of prayer. From the Renaissance exquisite writing of Sheppard’s Libera nos to the luminous sonorities of Lauridsen’s Ubi Caritas and Dubra’s Oculus non vidit, each work offers a distinct meditation on mercy, hope, and transcendence. Highlights include Randall Thompson’s timeless Alleluia and Stephen Paulus’ Hymn to the Eternal Flame, alongside deeply moving contemporary offerings such as Hanna Havrylets’ Prayer and Þóra Marteinsdóttir’s Nú legg ég þér í lófa. Together, these works invite listeners into a space of reflection and renewal, where timeless devotions converse with contemporary longings—and where voices join in a collective search for light.

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July 2026

The mood is sustained, consistent and unruffled by contrast: meditative classical, posh chill-out. Thing is, it's also absolutely beautiful singing, and taken on its own terms this is the launch of a serious ensemble.
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