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The Romantic Choir - Music by Verdi, Bruckner and Rheinberger - vOx Chamber Choir

Conducted by David Crown

The Romantic Choir - Music by Verdi, Bruckner and Rheinberger - vOx Chamber Choir at pusey house chapel

Step into the rich, expressive world of 19th-century choral music in this stirring programme of sacred works by Verdi, Bruckner and Rheinberger. From the fervent simplicity of Verdi’s Pater Noster to the grandeur of Bruckner’s Mass No. 2 in E minor and the warm lyricism of Rheinberger’s Cantus Missae, this concert brings together music of depth, beauty and spiritual intensity. Join us for an evening of Romantic choral writing at its finest.

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Oxford's leading chamber choir under conductor david crown, specialising in mostly a cappella repertoire spanning renaissance polyphony to contemporary choral works, with a particular focus on composers with a special connection to oxford and its university. Their 2025–2026 season finale returns to pusey house chapel with a programme of 19th-century sacred music by verdi, bruckner, and rheinberger — including bruckner's mass no. 2 in e minor and rheinberger's cantus missae.

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