I Heard a Voice

Vox Populi presents their programme, 'I heard a voice': a celebration of choral music through the ages.

The programme features music from centuries past, including works by composers including Hildegard von Bingen, William Byrd, Jacob Collier, Cecilia McDowall, Francis Poulenc, Oliver Tarney, Janet Wheeler, and Eric Whitacre.

Vox Populi is a professional vocal consort based in Newcastle Upon Tyne whose mission is to bring high-quality choral music to the North East of England. The choir regularly performs a variety of repertoire, from early Renaissance works to modern arrangements of contemporary songs, and has developed a reputation in the North East for their engaging themed concert programmes and enchanting performances. The septet has performed in prestigious venues such as Hexham Abbey, Newcastle Cathedral and Ushaw College Chapel and has toured internationally in Germany. As well as presenting concerts, the group is passionate about inspiring a new generation of choral singers, through leading choral workshops and performing alongside school choirs and musicians from local communities.