Event no: 58 | Buy tickets: A £32 | B £28 | C £22 | D £15 | E £8

11am | Worcester Cathedral

ORCHESTRAL CONCERT
Arvo Part – Cantus in memoriam Benjamin Britten
Ligeti – Concert Romanesc
Rodrigo – Concerto de Aranjuez
Beethoven – Symphony No.7

Michael Seal – Conductor
Morgan Szymanski - Guitar

Event no: 59 | Buy tickets: £18

11.30am | College Hall

Piers Adams - recorder
Howard Beach - Harpsichord

PIERS ADAMS is regarded by many to be the greatest recorder player of our time. Stylistically unique and unbounded by historical preconceptions, this modern-day Pied Piper coaxes truly extraordinary sounds from his simple recorders.

Event no: 60 | Buy tickets: £6

1.15pm

Coach to Worcester Baptist Church

 

Event no: 61 | Buy tickets: £5

2pm | Worcester Baptist Church

Benjamin Britten - Noyes Fludde

This performance is the culmination of a week-long course for 9-13 year olds under the auspices of Dr Cathy Dew and "Singworks".

Music Director - Sue Hollingworth

Event no: 62 | Buy tickets: £6

4.15pm

Coach to Worcester Baptist Church

Event no: 63 | Buy tickets: £5

5pm | Worcester Baptist Church

Benjamin Britten - Noyes Fludde

This performance is the culmination of a week-long course for 9-13 year olds under the auspices of Dr Cathy Dew and "Singworks".

Music Director - Sue Hollingworth

As the Worcester Three Choirs Festival draws to a close, we celebrate its partnership with the Worcester Festival, with a concert that celebrates the very best of classic British cinema. The Philharmonia Orchestra, conducted by John Wilson, presents a diverse programme that includes the glory of the Dambusters Theme and the comic fun of the Carry On theme! What better way to celebrate the culmination of this fantastic festival partnership than with a fun celebration of all that is great about British film.