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Join Neotectonic Vocal Ensemble for an afternoon of music that tracks the changing of the seasons from winter into spring, from the chill of Morten Lauridsen’s Mid-Winter Songs to the shimmering warmth of David N. Childs’ Fill My Life with Spring. The Expected Season will also feature a crop of folk songs, including Robert Wiremu’s expansive arrangement of Hine e hine, Hugo Alfvén’s arrangement of the Swedish folksong Uti vår hage, and the beloved American folk song Shenandoah arranged by Bob Chilcott.
Neotectonic is thrilled to be joined by collaborative pianist Sofia Onishko for this very special programme. We hope to see you there.
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Adult $30 | Concession (Unwaged/Student/Retired) $20 | Child under 10 FREE
Purchase tickets through Humanitix or buy at the door (cash only or bank transfer).
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NEOTECTONIC VOCAL ENSEMBLE (est. 2021) is a group of old friends and new faces brought together by a love for choral music. The ensemble performs several times a year across Tāmaki Makaurau and has previously presented repertoire ranging from Byrd and Victoria to Alex Taylor and Meredith Monk.
Blake Scanlen (Artistic Director) is a bass-baritone, conductor, and composer from Tāmaki Makaurau. He currently performs with Voices NZ, NZ Youth Choir, Auckland Chamber Choir, Austellus Vocal Ensemble, and St Matthew’s Voices as well as various solo engagements with local community choirs. Blake is currently the Artistic Director of Neotectonic Vocal Ensemble and teaches music and English at Westlake Boys High School.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Kāhui St David's, Auckland, New Zealand
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