Peter Combe - Entertainer

The original 'King of the Kids' and the first Australian children's pop star, Peter spent a year in Gloucestershire in 1986 performing in many local schools.

You may well remember his wacky, humorous and interactive songs 'Spaghetti Bolognaise', 'Newspaper Mama' and 'Wash your face in orange juice'. Not to be missed, this entertainer will have you laughing and singing all the way home!

English String Orchestra

To be conducted from the violin by Michael Bochmann

Warlock Capriol Suite
Ireland Minuet
Joubert Temps Perdu
Elgar Serenade
Finzi Romance
Britten Simple Symphony
Grainger Molly on the Shore

Three Choirs Festival Singers
Corelli Orchestra
Adrian Partington - Conductor

Ruby Hughes - Soprano
Pippa Goss - Soprano
Katherine Allen - Mezzo Soprano
Sean Clayton - Tenor
Samuel Evans - Bass

This concert kindly supported by Mr & Mrs John Lawrence

Handel Zadok the Priest
Handel Water Music (Suite No 2 in D)
Handel My Heart is Inditing
Bach Magnificat

This project has been kindly supported by the Derek Butler Trust, the D'Oyly Carte Charitable Trust, the Rowlands Foundation and the Honorable Company of Gloucestershire

Philharmonia Orchestra
Martyn Brabbins - Conductor
Mark Bebbington - Piano

Gurney A Gloucestershire Rhapsody
Schumann Piano Concerto
Mendelssohn Symphony No 3 (Scottish Symphony)

The Three Cathedral Choirs
Ashley Grote - Organ
Adrian Partington - Conductor

Graham Ross I Sing of a maiden
Joubert Responses
Leighton Collegium Magdalenae Oxoniense
Walton The Twelve

Dante Quartet & Andrew Kennedy

Kindly supported by Dr & Mrs HJ Hoyland and Mr & Mrs John Holroyd

Krysia Osostowicz – violin
Giles Francis - violin
Judith Busbridge – viola
Bernard Gregor-Smith - cello
Andrew Kennedy -tenor

Vaughan Williams  Along the Field
Gurney Adagio from String Quartet in A minor
Venables Two Songs
Vaughan Williams Quartet no 2
Venables Invite, to Eternity

Simon Carrington

The first of a series of 3 Masterclasses

4 choral passages from Handel’s Messiah

Vespers for the Feast of the Blessed Virgin Mary, one of the patron saints of Hereford Cathedral, sung by Opus Anglicanum and the participants in the Gregorian Chant workshop held earlier in the day. 

The last in the series of four recitals by young organists selected by the Royal College of Organists following their final examinations in 2008.

Supported by Pat Hugill in memory of her late husband.