Continuum

Continuum is a professional chamber choir founded and directed by Harry Guthrie.

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Tickets are available to purchase on our website: https://t.co/PZlwH2HECB

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Join Continuum for our annual Christmas concert in Bedford and Sherborne next month:
St Paul’s Church, Bedford - Wednesday 10th December, 7.30pm
Cheap Street Church, Sherborne - Friday 12th December, 7.00pm

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Thank you! With your help, our debut album Crowdfunder has so far raised £4,257 - 56% of our target!

26 days left to donate or share!

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Here’s Harry with more…

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Please donate, share, and help us record our debut album!

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Thank you!

We’re now over 50% towards our Crowdfunder target with a brilliant start to bringing Continuum’s debut album to life.

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With five weeks remaining, there’s still time to help us reach our goal of £7,500. Whether it’s £10, £50 or sharing the campaign with someone who loves choral music, your support makes all the difference in helping us bring our music to life.

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Listen to the latest release in the Continuum Choral Library, The Road Home, by Stephen Paulus. Minnesotan born Paulus sets the words of his friend, Michael Dennis Browne, to the American hymn tune, Prospect with the lush harmonisation coming from Paulus.

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Listen to the third verse here with soprano descant by Sumei Bao-Smith. You can listen to the full video on YouTube and streaming services.

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A contemporary tribute to the Spanish Renaissance tradition, the piece is constructed around the ancient chant, Vexilla Regis and sets words by Juan Boscán, Antonio Gala and St. Teresa of Ávila.

Head to the RSCM website to purchase copies for your choir!

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We’re delighted that Cruz, by Carlos Rodríguez-Otero, has been published by the RSCM! Continuum commissioned Carlos to write this three-part work in partnership with Clare Hall Cambridge and it received its first performance in March 2024 in Clare College Cambridge.

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This is the latest release in the Continuum Choral Library and the start of our American Soundscapes. Further releases will feature music by Stephen Paulus, Morten Lauridsen and Eric Whitacre.

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Listen to our latest release, Eleanor Daley’s beautiful Upon your heart on streaming services and YouTube now.

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YouTube:
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Listen to our latest release in the Continuum Choral Library, Upon your heart. Written in 1999, this is a beautiful setting of words from the Song of Songs by the Canadian composer Eleanor Daley.

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This track is the first of the next volume in our Choral Library: American Soundscapes. Further releases will include music by Stephen Paulus, Morten Lauridsen and Eric Whitacre.

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To hear about future concert dates first, subscribe to our mailing list on our website (https://t.co/PZlwH2HECB).

In the meantime, you can listen to the choir via the Continuum Choral Library on YouTube: https://t.co/SHHlo0zjjz

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Thank you to everyone who came to our Shakespeare in Song concerts last weekend. We performed musical settings of the Bard at St Mary Magdalen, Oxford on 9th May and, as part of their concert series, at St Andrew’s Church, Bedford on 10th May.

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St Mary Magdalen, Oxford - Friday 9th May, 7:30pm
St Andrew’s Church, Bedford - Saturday 10th May, 7:30pm

Tickets available from https://t.co/segQndrLXa

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We’re so excited to begin rehearsals for our new Shakespeare programme tomorrow! Join us this weekend for witty, elegant and haunting settings of Shakespeare’s poetry and prose with music by Vaughan Williams, Tavener, Walton, Bob Chilcott, Jaako Mäntyjärvi, Owain Park and others!