Kindly supported by Mr & Mrs Colin Eddy and Mr & Mrs Martin Lee-Browne

Gerald Finzi To a Poet
Ernest John Moeran Seven Poems of James Joyce 
Ivor Gurney Dinny Hill  - The Sea is full of wandering foam - Down by the Salley Gardens -  Praise of Ale
Ian Venables New Commission
George Butterworth Folk Songs from Sussex

An inspiring workshop for beginners organised by the Taborer's Society.

To participate in this workshop you will need a tabor pipe. These will be available for purchase at the workshop for £6.

Stephen Varcoe - Speaker

Arranged by the Finzi Society, this lunch is open to all Festival goers.

Richard Brasier - Organ

Felix Mendelssohn Prelude and Fugue in D minor
William Harris Prelude in E flat
William Harris A fancy 
Frank Bridge Three pieces for organ (1939) – (Prelude, Minuet and Processional)
Percy Whitlock Divertimento
Herbert Howells Psalm Prelude set.2 no.2
Henry Smart Postlude in D 

The final concert in the series of 4 recitals by young organists selected by the Royal College of Organists on gaining their ARCO qualification.

English String Orchestra
Conducted from the violin by Michael Bochmann

Kindly supported by Rowbis Solicitors LLP

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

A recital of world overtone flute music.

Dusan Holik (Slovakia) - Fujara
Karol Kocik (Slovakia) - Fujara
Atsufumi Ujiie (Japan) - Tabor pipe
Alberto Jambrina Leal (Spain) - Flauta and Tamboril

The Three Cathedral Choirs
Ashley Grote - Organ
Geraint Bowen & Adrian Lucas - Conductors

Elgar Ave Maria
Sumsion Responses
Finzi Magnificat
Howells Nunc Dimittis
Tavener A Hymn to the Mother of God

Three Choirs Festival Chorus
Philharmonia Orchestra
Adrian Partington - Conductor
Amanda Roocroft - Soprano

Kindly supported by the Lincoln Community Fund

Elgar Cockaigne
Parry Ode on the Nativity
Holst Hymn of Jesus
Butterworth Banks of Green Willow
Parry I was Glad

A late night concert of modern, lyrical jazz by 6 international jazz musicians who form  the Stroman-Jonsson International Project. From Hungary, Sweden, Ireland, the US and the UK this group have just released a new CD on Kopasetic Records and are fast becoming a hot ticket on the jazz scene.