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  • 2026
  • Latvian Radio Choir & Genevieve Lacey
Musica Viva Australia Latvian Radio Choir & Genevieve Lacey
  • Classical Music

mvalatvianradiochoir26 Latvian Radio Choir & Genevieve Lacey Musica Viva Australia Classical Music Musica Viva Australia Latvian Radio Choir & Genevieve Lacey

4 Nov 2026, 7pm
Concert Hall
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2 hours
including interval, subject to change without notice

Overview

The Latvian Radio Choir spread their wings and fly with Australia’s own recorder queen, Genevieve Lacey. Join them as they look to the skies for dancing planets and soaring birds in the music of Pēteris Vasks. Get lost in the sheer beauty of Arvo Pärt’s Magnificat and listen to the world’s first singers in Jon Rose and Hollis Taylor’s Bird on Byrd. Then experience an uplifting new commission from iconic Latvian composer, Ēriks Ešenvalds, setting the words of multi-award-winning Australian author and poet, Alexis Wright.

“The girl thought that she could hear ghost music,
black swans whispering,
descending in never-ending ribbons,
gathering into flocks of thousands.” 
Alexis Wright, The Swan Book

Watch Musica Viva Australia’s Trailer for their Latvian Radio Choir and Genevieve Lacey Tour below:

Program

Caroline Shaw And the Swallow 
Van Eyck Engels Nachtegaeltje
Pärt Magnificat and Nunc dimittis 
Mendelssohn Psalm XXII ‘Mein Gott, warum hast du mich verlassen’
Hollis Taylor and Jon Rose Bird on Byrd (New commission)
Palestrina Diminutions on Pulchra es anima mea
Vasks Our Mothers' Names
Ēriks Ešenvalds Ceremony of Swans (New commission)

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Artists

  • Latvian Radio Choir
  • Artistic Director Kaspars Putniņš
  • Recorders Genevieve Lacey
  • [Lacey plays with] wit, sensuality, and mind-boggling flamboyance.
    Guardian
  • This chorus’s expertise in music pushes voices to extremes, from ethereal high tones to uncannily sustained bass drones.
    New York Times

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