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Saturday 4th February at 7.30pm in the Chapter House
Isca Voices
A mixture of spiritual and more light-hearted numbers from Isca Voices. Refreshments will be served at the interval.
Tickets £6 (£3 children) from the Cathedral Shop 01392 271354 and Exeter Cathedral School
Wednesday 8th February at 7.30pm in the Chapter House
The Divertimento String Quartet
Haydn String Quartet in G Op. 33 No. 5
Schubert String Quartet in A minor 'Rosamunde' Op. 29
Shostakovich String Quartet No. 1 in C Op. 49
Tickets £12 (£5 students), to include a glass of wine and light refreshments, available from the Cathedral Shop 01392 271354
Saturday 25th February at 7.30pm
Exeter Chamber Choir
Mozart Clarinet Concerto (Soloist: Chris Gradwell)
Mozart 'Great' Mass in C Minor
Andrew Daldorph conductor
Hannah Partridge soprano
Bethany Partridge soprano
Julian Forbes tenor
Rob Martin bass
Tickets £7-£24 from 01404 813041, www.exeterchamberchoir.co.uk or Exeter Phoenix (Gandy Street, Exeter) 01392 667080
Saturday 3rd March at 7pm in the Chapter House
Exeter University Clarinet Choir
Saturday 10th March (Registration at 9.30am)
Singing the Hours: Performing Gregorian Plainchant (An RSCM Devon Event)
Led by John Rowlands-Pritchard of Opus Anglicanum
Sing Gregorian Chant for a day in the wonderful surroundings of Exeter Cathedral, structured round the
monastic offices of Terce, Sext, None. Working sessions explore the riches of adventurous chant for Lent; and
the day concludes with the unique opportunity to sing Vespers in the Quire, which replaces Evensong. Choir
robes will not be required. Music will be provided.
£10 per person. For more information and a booking form, please click here
Thursday 15th March at 7.30pm
Exeter School Choral Society and Orchestra
The concert will blend the old and traditional, Handel's Messiah Part Two, with the new, Poulenc Gloria. The Choral Society will be accompanied by a large and exciting orchestra of professional musicians, and some of our pupils will be singing some of the solo items alongside professional soloists.
Tickets £15, £10, £7 (half price for children) and can be purchased from the Exeter School Box Office
www.exeterschool.org.uk
Saturday 17th March at 7.30pm
Exeter Philharmonic Choir and Exeter Cathedral Choir
Patrick Hawes Lazarus Requiem
Vaughan Williams A Cambridge Mass
Tickets £19, £16, £11 (£2 reduction for children and students)
online at www.exephil.org.uk; 01392 499211 or 01392 667080
Wednesday 21st March at 7.30pm in the Chapter House
The Beare Trio
Music for clarinet, cello and piano.
Tickets £12 (£5 students), to include a glass of wine and light refreshments, available from the Cathedral Shop 01392 271354
Saturday 31st March at 7.30pm
Exeter Festival Chorus
J.S.Bach St Matthew Passion
Nigel Perrin conductor
Baroque Orchestra led by Margaret Faultless
Tickets £22-£12 Tel EFC Tickets 0845 6005441
Exeter Phoenix Box Office 01392 667080
Online at www.exeterfestivalchorus.org.uk
Wednesday 18th April at 7.30pm in the Chapter House
Bach and Byrd
Byrd Mass for Four Voices
J.S. Bach Lobet den Herrn
J.S. Bach Suite No. 1
Josie Walledge soprano
Laurence Blyth countertenor
Edward Woodhouse tenor
Matthew Cann bass
Hilary Boxer cello
Thursday 19th April at 7.30pm
The Honeymead Ensemble
Artistic director and violinist Tamsin Waley-Cohen is joined by Tom Poster (piano) and Gemma Rosefield (cello) for a delightful evening in support of the music element of the Cathedral's Third Millennium Campaign.
Please apply for complimentary tickets from The Campaign Office.
Tel: 01392 285974
Email: campaign@exeter-cathedral.org.uk
Saturday 21st April at 7.30pm
EMG Symphony Orchestra
Holst The Planets
Enigma Enigma Variations
More information from http://www.emgsymphonyorchestra.org
Saturday 28th April at 1.15pm in the Chapter House
Free Informal Recital: Pelynt Male Voice Choir
Wednesday 2nd May at 7.30pm (pre concert talk at 7pm)
The Sixteen
Featuring arguably the three most celebrated composers from the Franco-Flemish school of the Renaissance, this programme is centred around movements from the staggering 10-part Missa Et ecce terrae motus by Brumel (the 'Earthquake Mass'). After Josquin, Brumel is considered one of the greatest composers of his generation. Lassus, writing some 30 years later, was clearly influenced by both composers and he is known to have performed as a singer in the Brumel mass
Tickets £12-£26 from here
Monday 7th May at 1.15pm in the Chapter House
Free Informal Recital: Caerphilly Ladies' Choir
Friday 11th May at 7.30pm in the Chapter House
The Olympianist: Anthony Hewitt
Internationally renowned pianist and avid cyclist Anthony Hewitt is the Olympianist. He will cycle the length of Britain, from Land's End to John O'Groats, with his piano trailing in a van, in aid of charity. At the end of each gruelling leg of the ride he will give a recital either outdoors on the van or in a venue where he is invited to perform.
Here in Exeter Anthony gives a free recital on Cathedral Green upon arrival, and then will perform in the intimate surroundings of the Chapter House in the evening.
Tickets £12 (£5 students), to include a glass of wine and light refreshments, available from the Cathedral Shop 01392 271354
Saturday 12th May at 7.30pm
The Academy of Ancient Music
One of the world's greatest period-instrument bands, the Academy of Ancient Music is stuffed full with the superstars of the historically-informed style of playing. They are joined by soprano Elin Manahan Thomas for an evening of music to include works by English master Henry Purcell
Tickets on sale soon
Saturday 19th May at 7.30pm
Counterpoint
Mozart Requiem
Lauridsend Lux aeterna
Saturday 30th June
The Cathedral Choir Summer Concerts
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Sunday 1st July at 10.30am
Orchestral Mass during Petertide
The Cathedral Choir and Orchestra
David Davies conductor
Haydn Missa Sancti Nicolai
Wednesday 11th - Sunday 15th July
MAJESTY FLOWER FESTIVAL
Thanks to our hardworking flower arrangers and festival committee, we aim to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee with a spectacular flower festival to raise funds for the organ strand of the Campaign.
Advance Tickets: Adult - £9, Student (5-18) - £3.50, Under 5s - Free.
Groups of 10 or more: £8.50 each
Please ring the Visitors Office on 01392 285983
If you would like to support this event by volunteering to help or by making a donation to sponsor an arrangement, please contact the Campaign Office - 10 The Close, Exeter, Devon EX1 1EZ or telephone 01392 285974 or email campaign@exeter-cathedral.org.uk
Wednesday 18th July at 8pm
Organ Recital: Jonathan Vaughn (Wells Cathedral)
Tickets £7 Adults, £3 Students (Children FREE)
Wednesday 18th July at 8pm
Organ Recital: Josef Miltschitzky (Germany)
Tickets £7 Adults, £3 Students (Children FREE)
Wednesday 15th August at 8pm
Organ Recital: Paul Morgan (Organist Emeritus, Exeter Cathedral)
Tickets £7 Adults, £3 Students (Children FREE)
Wednesday 29th August at 8pm
Organ Recital: Adrian Partington (Gloucester Cathedral)
Tickets £7 Adults, £3 Students (Children FREE)
Wednesday 5th September at 8pm
Organ Recital: David Davies (Exeter Cathedral)
Tickets £7 Adults, £3 Students (Children FREE)
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