Event no: 7 | Buy tickets: £4.50

10.30am | Worcester Porcelain Museum

A 2 hour walk led by 'Worcester Walks' starting at the Worcester Porcelain Museum, Severn Street, and incorporating the Royal Worcester Porcelain Works.

Vaughan William's esteem for traditions allowed the composer, a professed atheist (later a content agnostic) total comfort in composing music for the church.

Event no: 8 | Buy tickets: £22

2.30pm | Kings School Theatre

Purcell - Dido & Aeneas
Lully - La Bourgeois Gentilhomme (The Prodigious Snob)

Event no: 9 | Buy tickets: £15 

2.30pm | College Hall

Lars Tharp, author, lecturer and broadcaster, is a specialist in European Ceramics and Oriental Works of Art.

With the help of ceramic specimens, medical samples from the doctor’s bag and a final post mortem from Mr William Hogarth – Lars anatomizes the varied Worlds of Dr John Wall (1708-1776), eminent physician, Three Choirs director and (not least) father of Worcester Porcelain

Simon Bertram - Deputy-assistant organist at Worcester Cathedral

EVENSONG
Worcester Cathedral Choir

Event no: 10 | Buy tickets: A £37 | B £32 | C £26 | D £18 | E £10

7.45pm | Worcester Cathedral

To celebrate the Tercentenary of the birth of Dr Wall in 1708, we present a glorious concert of baroque pieces that would have been performed in John Wall's day:

 

Event no: 11 | Buy tickets: £10 (or £25 for 3 late-night concerts)

10pm | College Hall

One hot summer day in 1940, the German army captured a young French composer-turned-infantryman as his company marched on the road from Verdun to Nancy. They interned him in Stalag VIII (near Görlitz in Silesia) along with his knapsack full of scores of Bach and Berg.