Sacred Symmetry – Redux features polyphonic masterpieces from Byrd, Tallis, and Josquin, and choral favourites from Poulenc, Messian, and Durufle. Contemporary works also make appearances, including Anna Lapwood’s O Nata Lux and David Basden’s Salve Regina, alongside a setting of Pater Noster from Sonus Lux’s own Matt Anning. Each work is arranged around Thomson’s Palindrome for solo voice.

Sonus Lux, Hobart’s newly established vocal octet, will make two performances of this diverse programme, with one at the St. Mary’s Cathedral on Sunday Dec. 21th.

Amongst the chaos of the holiday season, enjoy a moment of calm through Sacred Symmetry – Redux.