As pure indulgence, the choir wanted to repeat this programme as part of its Tenth Anniversary. In November 2010, sell out performances in Canterbury Cathedral and the Cadogan Hall in London prompted the Times to award the Armonico Consort five stars in its review. It is the most epic of concerts, certainly not to be missed. If you love Tallis' Spem in Alium. this programme is the perfect one for you! You don't need to go to the cinema to experience the magic of surround sound. Supersize Polyphony celebrates large-scale works from the 16th Century, including epic motets; Striggio's Ecce Beatam Lucem and Tallis' Spem in Alium, both in 40 parts and performed in the round. The concert will also feature lesser-known, but equally sumptuous, works including movements from Brumel's Missa Et Ecce Terrae Motus and Ockeghem's 36-part canon Deo Gratias.