Event no: 14 | Buy tickets: £17.50

12.45pm | Festival Marquee, North Lawn, Old Palace

Professor Christopher Wilson – Speaker (Hull University Music Department)
"Fair love, let us go and play: The Music of Howard Ferguson"

This lunch is open to all and the ticket price includes a free glass of “fizz”!

Event no: 45 | Buy tickets: £10.95

4pm – 6pm | Worcester Porcelain Museum, Severn Street

Afternoon Tea with Join Henry Sandon for Afternoon Tea in the galleries and learn about Dr.Wall, founder of the Worcester Porcelain Works in the eighteenth century, and Treasurer of the Three Choirs Festival.

Event no: 51 | Buy tickets: £15

11am | Worcester Cathedral

Sponsored by Graham & Sally Moore

This is the inaugural performance on the new cathedral organ by this internationally acclaimed concert organist.

Gillian Weir has become established as a distinguished musician known for her virtuosity and integrity, her reputation extending well beyond the world of the organ.

Although still in his early twenties, Yossif has already amassed a stiking list of musical awards and concert appearances. He is an award-winner of numerous international competitions, including the Menuhin International Competition, Montreal International Music Competition, Queen Elizabeth Competition, Midem Classical Outstanding Young Artist award & ECHO rising star.

Hereford Cathedral Choir

Lloyd View me Lord
Rose Responses
Leighton Second Service
Byrd Laudibus in sanctis

Event no: 25 | Buy tickets: £18

2.30pm | College Hall

We welcome the renowned Shakespeare's Globe Touring Company to Worcester for their second season of touring, with "The Winter's Tale"

EVENSONG
Worcester Cathedral Choir

Event no: 4 | Buy tickets: £22

2.30pm | Kings School Theatre

Purcell - Dido & Aeneas
Lully - La Bourgeois Gentilhomme (The Prodigious Snob)
(Kit Hesketh-Harvey's new text for Lully's Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme was commissioned by the Norfolk and Norwich Festival).

We welcome the return of this internationally renowned vocal ensemble for their performance of Purcell's astonishingly powerful and captivating short opera and Lully's brilliant melodious comedy-ballet. (If you love Mozart, you will adore this!)