We can’t wait to return to the USA this November. For our eleventh tour, we will be giving concerts in Virginia, Louisiana, New York, Philadelphia, Indiana, and Illinois. Our full tour schedule can be found below, along with our commitment to tour as sustainably as possible.
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Tour Dates
Williamsburg, VA, USA
Saturday 7 November 2026
Venue: Concert Hall – William & Mary Music Arts Centre (MAP)
Time: 7.30pm
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Alexandria, LA, USA
Monday 9 November 2026
WISHING TREE
Venue: St James Episcopal Church (MAP)
Time: 7pm
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New Orleans, LA, USA
Tuesday 10 November 2026
FADING
Venue: Christ Church Cathedral (MAP)
Time: 7.30pm
New York City, USA
Thursday 12 November 2026
FADING
Venue: Church of St. Mary the Virgin (MAP)
Time: 7.30pm
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Clinton, NY, USA
Friday 13 November 2026
WISHING TREE
Venue: Wellin Hall, Hamilton College (MAP)
Time: 7.30pm
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Stroudsburg, PA, USA
Sunday 15 November 2026
WISHING TREE
Venue: Beacon Hill Concerts (MAP)
Time: 3pm
Beacon Hill Concerts
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Notre Dame, IN, USA
Tuesday 17 November 2026
FADING
Venue: Reyes Organ and Choral Hall (MAP)
Time: 7.30pm
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Wednesday 18 November 2026
FADING
Venue: Reyes Organ and Choral Hall (MAP)
Time: 7.30pm
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Chicago, IL, USA
Friday 20 November 2026
FADING
Venue: St James Cathedral (MAP)
Time: 7.30pm
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Tour Programs
Fading
Since the fourth century, the service of Compline has marked the end of the day, ushering in the darkness of the night. Much of the music here is inspired by this ancient service, evoking a contemplative atmosphere, including renaissance polyphony by Lobo, Sheppard and Gesualdo that contains startling harmonic shifts and expressive word painting. Then there is a turning point; the light returns, birds sing, and flowers bloom once more, with contemporary reflections by Sarah Rimkus, Joanna Marsh, and Gerda Blok-Wilson.
Wishing Tree
Embark on a captivating vocal journey with The Gesualdo Six as they they weave together a rich tapestry of exquisite vocal consort music. Spanning five centuries, the programme moves from Renaissance reflections on nature and love to contemporary settings that breathe new life into the poetry of Christina Rossetti and Kathleen Jamie. Along the way, works exploring childhood conjure moments of innocence which are lost and then found. Interwoven throughout are re-imaginings of traditional British folk songs, arranged by musicians continuing a longstanding tradition of reshaping existing material. Wishing Tree brings these strands together in a programme that invites listeners into a world where past and present meet, and where poetry, memory, and song are rooted in tradition yet alive with contemporary expression.
Sustainability
There is no easy way to reduce our carbon footprint, however as an ensemble, we are committed to doing all that we practically can to do so.
In addition to providing a grant to singers to allow them to purchase reusable items for travel, the group has agreed to the following steps:
- To use air travel as minimally as possible, and where practical, travel by train.
- To endeavour to plan an efficient touring calendar so that, where possible, multiple concerts are scheduled when travelling abroad.
- To offset carbon emissions when it is not possible to use public transport, and subscribe to Ecologi, with the aim of becoming a climate positive workforce.
- Where possible, to share one vehicle, and when hiring cars, to endeavour to opt for hybrid or electric models.
The group encourages its members to turn down room cleaning when staying in hotels, to reuse toiletries, and to travel with reusable water bottles, coffee cups and cutlery.
Members have also agreed to take personal responsibility to minimise the use of single-use plastics while on tour.