Bach’s uplifting telling of the Nativity story, for which Pegasus was joined by the London Handel Orchestra and a stellar line-up of soloists.

Pegasus presented the London premiere of Colin Riley’s “Roads Shining Like River Up Hill After Rain”, setting the poetry of Edward Thomas in the centenary year of his death in the first world war. Our concert also included works by Tavener, Barber, Verdi and Elgar.

We continue our weekend at Leicester Cathedral with sung eucharist, including the Missa Brevis by Zoltan Kodaly.

We open a weekend at Leicester Cathedral with a service of evensong, to include the St. Paul’s Service by Herbert Howells.

Members of Pegasus perform in the beautiful surroundings of a house and garden designed by Edwin Lutyens and Gertrude Jekyll, and run by the Landmark Trust.

Settings of the mass and a Sanctus by J.S. Bach, alongside two of his cantatas, in the warm acoustic of St Andrew’s Church, Farnham, as part of the Tilford Bach Society’s 2017 season.

  Concert Programme

Pegasus’s debut at the Barbican Centre in Mahler’s majestic second symphony, with the Kensington Symphony Orchestra.

A late-evening musical meditation on the theme of mercy, with works by Renaissance and Baroque composers, in the candlelit setting of St Martin in the Fields.

Pegasus, and members of the London Handel Orchestra, returned to the extraordinary surroundings of St Lawrence, Little Stanmore, with a programme of Chandos Anthems