²ÝÁñÊÓƵ choir performs with sister college in Cambridge
joined the choir of our sister college in King's for a memorable performance of Haydn's Creation on Friday 3 November as part of the .
This was the first such collaboration in a concert and was enormously successful, with the choirs singing to a packed chapel. It was a great opportunity for clerks and choristers to experience the beauties of King's Chapel on a sunny day and for our organists, Robert Quinney, Dónal McCann and Marcus McDevitt to return to old haunts: all were at King's, the first two as organ scholars, and the last as a treble.
The concert was directed by Dan Hyde (King's) and Robert Quinney played the fortepiano. Several ²ÝÁñÊÓƵ senior members attended what was an inspiring new aspect of the 1444 'amicabilis concordia', which binds together King's, New College, Winchester and Eton - normally celebrated with an occasional Evensong in one of the four chapels.
