Salve Regina (2019)

from Four Marian Antiphons (2019-20)

Votive antiphon

SATB

Duration:
4′

First performance:
06 October 2019
Novantae Singers, Andrew McTaggart, St John’s Church, Cumnock, UK

London premiere:
04 December 2019
City University Chamber Choir, Rory McCleery, St Clement’s Church, Finsbury, London, UK

Canadian premiere:
13 September 2020
Toronto Oratory Choir, Aaron James, Toronto Oratory, Toronto, Canada

American premiere:
22 October 2023
St Stephen’s Episcopal Church Choir, Brent te Velde, St Stephen’s Episcopal Church, Richmond, Virginia, USA


Score


Programme note

Salve Regina is a simple and sustained setting of the well-known Marian Antiphon. Its carries on a current desire to write shorter, easier motets that are more accessible to a wider range of choirs, though still retaining the thumbprints of my mature style. The motet is in a clear ABA form, with simple textures and flowing melodies.

PAC


Recording

Salve Regina (2019) by Phillip Cooke, performed by the Novantae Singers, conducted by Andrew McTaggart at St John's Church, Cumnock on 06 October 2019.

Phillip Cooke's Salve Regina recorded during Solemn High Mass at the Toronto Oratory on September 13, 2020.

Tobias Patrick Wolf

Tobias is an award-winning German conductor and composer based in North East Scotland. He is Music Director of the renowned King’s Studio Orchestra (Scotland), the Braeside Singers (Aberdeen) and Principal Guest Conductor of the German Winds. Tobias is PhD researcher at the University of Aberdeen, exploring hybrid composition and performance practice. Sought after as guest conductor for ensembles around the globe, he brings new music to life — for audiences in the concert hall, on radio and television, and across multi-platform online streaming services.

https://www.tpwolf.com
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