Apollo5 are:

Penelope Appleyard soprano
Lily Robson mezzo soprano
Thomas Mottershead tenor
Joseph Taylor tenor
Augustus Perkins Ray bass

Programme:
William Byrd — Vigilate
Philippe Verdelot — Donna, se fiera stella
Cipriano de Rore — Hor che l’aria e la terra
Paul Mealor — Beneath Thy Compassion*
Lucy Walker — My Heart, O God, is steadfast*
Fraser Wilson — Anam*
Michael McGlynn — Am gaeth i m-muir†
trad. Scottish arr. Paul Smith/Ann Wright — The Parting Glass
trad. Scottish arr. Cedric Thorpe Davie — Johnnie Cope
Benjamin Britten — The Ballad of Green Broom
Ralph Vaughan Williams arr. Christopher Moore — Whither Must I Wander*
Gerald Finzi — My Spirit Sang All Day
Shruthi Rajasekar — Who Has Seen the Wind?*
Tim Laycock arr. Penelope Appleyard — Row On*
Jerome Kern & Dorothy Fields arr. Matt Greenwood — The Way You Look Tonight*
Elton John & Bernie Taupin arr. Matt Greenwood — Your Song*
Jack Strachey & Harry Link arr. Jim Clements — These Foolish Things
Bill Withers arr. Blake Morgan — Lovely Day*
Tom Petty arr. The Wailin’ Jennys/Penelope Appleyard — Wildflowers*

* denotes new arrangement for APOLLO5
† denotes new composition for APOLLO5

This concert takes place at St Christopher’s Church, St Christopher's Green, Haslemere, GU27 1DD.

Doors open 18:00 for paid bar.

HHH Concerts is delighted to welcome APOLLO5, from the VOCES8 Foundation, back from their hugely successful USA tour, to a special extra concert in Haslemere with a programme to celebrate the New Year.

“exceptional cohesion and effortless style… faultless. ★★★★★”
BBC Music Magazine

APOLLO5 is a five-piece vocal ensemble from London and part of the VOCES8 Foundation. Since their formation in 2011, they have aimed to share stories, stir emotions and inspire audiences through singing.

Their repertoire spans more than 500 years of music, and with seven studio albums and international performances they have been fortunate to receive recognition from critics and audiences alike.

Celebrating their 15th anniversary in 2025, APOLLO5 stands out as one of Britain’s smallest but most dynamic vocal groups. Comprising a soprano, mezzo-soprano, two tenors, and a bass, the ensemble — named after the ancient Greek god of music — has earned a reputation for its ability to connect intimately with audiences whilst producing a rich, vibrant and versatile sound. With a repertoire that embraces Renaissance, classical, and contemporary choral works, alongside folk, jazz, and pop, the group’s five voices vividly bring five centuries of music to life.

https://apollo5.co.uk/