 Vox Lucens, October 2010 |
Vox Lucens is a small (currently 13-member) vocal ensemble that came together in 1998 to explore the Renaissance sacred and secular a capella repertoire. Under the direction of Jay Lane, we work cooperatively to develop programs combining popular favorites with lesser known works, often in our own editions. We approach the repertoire and rehearsals with a sense of fun, and in performance we enjoy bringing out the dramatic aspects in the music, particularly in the secular repertoire. The choice of the name Vox Lucens, Latin for "a shining voice," echos not only the ensemble sound we bring our audiences but also our hope to shed light on the wide variety of styles and textures of the Rennaisance repertoire. |
Vox Lucens sings Alma Redemptoris Mater |
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FLASH! Tomás Luis de Victoria died 400 years ago, but his Spanish passion, joyful invention, and direct emotional appeal ensure a lasting place in the hearts of musicians and audiences alike. We present a variety of seasonal settings, including a wonderfully concise Mass based on his motet O magnum mysterium.
For details, check out our Concert Schedule page and/or download our official concert poster here (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader). |