Event no: 30

10.30am | Elgar Statue

A 2 hour walk led by 'Worcester Walks' commencing at the Elgar Statue.

Medieval Love Songs by Solage and Machaut
"Excellence, refinement, purity, spirituality" and their superb international reputation in the field of medieval vocal music makes this concert a must!

Event no: 33

1pm | St Martin's Church, London Rd

An organ recital by Simon Hogan, the 4th in the series of 5 recitals in conjunction with the Royal College of Organists.

2.30pm | Tewkesbury Abbey

Bach - Cantata 147
Haydn - Harmoniemesse

Worcester Cathedral Chamber Choir
Worcester Chamber Orchestra
Stephen Shellard - Conductor
Emily van Evera - Soprano, Susanna Spicer - Alto
Allan Clayton - Tenor, Charles Pott - Bass

The Winter's Tale
This will be the second performance by this renowned touring company.

Free Entrance

5pm | Worcester Cathedral

ORGAN RECITAL - Peter Dyke - Assistant Organist, Hereford Cathedral

Hereford Cathedral Choir

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

Elgar - Froissart
Mussorgsky (Stokowski) - Pictures from an Exhibition
Britten - St Nicholas
Boy & Girl Choristers of Worcester Cathedral
Festival Chorus
Philharmonia Orchestra
Adrian Partington - Conductor
James Gilchrist - Tenor

Free Entrance

10pm | Worcester Cathedral

Compline
Eton Choral Course

The David Rees-Williams Trio specialize in programmes that unite the best of classical and jazz and their latest CD, Thinking Allowed was released in February 2007. Featuring regularly on BBC Radio 3 and Classic FM's new station, the Jazz, it has been widely and unanimously acclaimed as one of the outstanding albums of its genre.

‘The David Rees-Williams Trio have just got better and better ...... their new recording of jazz forays into the classical repertoire is just magical.'