Past concerts
2023
Haydn
The Creation
Saturday
4 November 2023 7:30pm
Canterbury Cathedral
Canterbury Choral Society
CCS Youth Choir
Richard Cooke conductor
Keri Fuge soprano
Christopher Bowen tenor
William Gaunt bass
Sponsored by Fenwick
Brahms
Requiem
Mendelssohn
Hebrides Overture
Mendelssohn
O for the Wings of a Dove
Saturday 17 June 2023 7.30pm
London Mozart Players
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir
Richard Cooke conductor
Rebecca Lea soprano
Tristan Hambleton bass
Canterbury Cathedral
Sponsored by Chris Gibbs and family
JS Bach
St John Passion
Saturday 18 March 2023 7.30pm
The Hanover Band
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir
Richard Cooke conductor
Christopher Bowen Evangelist
William Gaunt Christus
Rebecca Lea soprano
David Allsopp countertenor
Joseph Doody tenor
Jimmy Holliday bass
Sung in German
Handel
Messiah
Saturday 21 January 2023 7.30pm
The Hanover Band
Canterbury Choral Society
Richard Cooke conductor
Emma Walshe soprano
Alexander Chance countertenor
Thomas Elwin tenor
Benjamin Bevan bass
2022
Family
Carols
Saturday 10 December 2022 7pm
Richard Cooke conductor
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir
Festival Brass Ensemble
David Newsholme organ
JS Bach
Mass in B Minor
Saturday 29 October 2022, 7.30pm
London Handel Orchestra
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir
Epiphoni Consort
Richard Cooke conductor
Miriam Allan soprano
David Allsopp counter-tenor
Nicholas Madden tenor
Tristan Hambleton bass
Canterbury Cathedral
Sponsored by The Sir John Swire 1989 Charitable Trust
Beethoven
Missa Solemnis
Saturday 18 June 2022, 7.30pm
Richard Cooke conductor
Canterbury Choral Society
Judith Howarth soprano
Madeleine Shaw mezzo-soprano
James Gilchrist tenor
Jimmy Holliday bass
Sponsored by Lady Kingsdown
Fauré Requiem
Wagner Siegfried Idyll
Schubert Mass in G
Saturday 30 April 2022, 7.30pm
Richard Cooke conductor
Canterbury Choral Society
CCS Youth Choir
Katy Hill soprano
Greg Tassell tenor
Richard Bannan bass
Sponsored by Henry Oldfield Trust
in memory of Sir Ronald McIntosh
Choral Masterworks from Germany, Sweden and Russia
Brahms Nänie and How Lovely are thy dwellings
Stenhammar Spring Night
Mussorgsky Four choruses
Borodin Polovtsian Dances
Rachmaninoff Suite for two pianos
Sunday 6 February 2022
Richard Cooke conductor
Canterbury Choral Society
CCS Youth Choir
Richard Pearce & Jonathan Beatty pianos
Colyer-Fergusson Hall, University of Kent
2021
Family
Carols
Friday 10 December 2021
Richard Cooke conductor
Canterbury Choral Society
CCS Youth Choir
Festival Brass Ensemble
David Newsholme organ
Mozart
Mass in C Minor
Haydn Motet ‘Insanae et Vanae Curae’
Mozart Clarinet Concerto
Saturday 30 October 2021
Richard Cooke conductor
Canterbury Choral Society
CCS Youth Choir
Anthony Pike clarinet
Rebecca Lea soprano
Miriam Allan soprano
Greg Tassell tenor
Richard Bannan bass
2020
Beethoven
Missa Solemnis
Cancelled due to Coronavirus Covid-19
Covid-19 updates
Saturday 20 June 2020, 7.30pm
Richard Cooke conductor
Canterbury Choral Society
CCS Youth Choir
Judith Howarth soprano
Madeleine Shaw mezzo-soprano
James Gilchrist tenor
Tristan Hambleton bass
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Sponsored by Lady Kingsdow
Fauré Requiem
Cancelled due to Coronavirus
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Mendelssohn Hear my Prayer
(O for the Wings of a Dove)
Wagner Siegfried Idyll
Schubert Mass in G
Saturday 21 March 2020, 7.30pm
Richard Cooke conductor
Canterbury Choral Society
CCS Youth Choir
Katy Hill soprano
Richard Bannan bass
Nicholas Todd tenor
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Sponsored by the Henry Oldfield Trust
in memory of Sir Ronald McIntosh
Rachmaninoff
Vespers
(All-Night Vigil)
Tavener Song for Athene
Sacred music sung by the Epiphoni Consort
Saturday 25 January 2020, 7.30pm
Richard Cooke conductor
Canterbury Choral Society
Epiphoni Consort (Tim Reader conductor)
Judy Brown alto
Greg Tassell tenor
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
2019
Family Carols
2019
Saturday 14 December 2019, 7pm
Festival Brass Ensemble
Canterbury Choral Society
CCS Youth Choir
Richard Cooke conductor
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Ramírez
Misa Criolla
Ramirez Navidad Nuestra
Holst Rig Veda
Vaughan Williams Five Mystical Songs
Sunday 27 October 2019, 7.30pm
Richard Cooke conductor
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir
Robin Bailey tenor
Benjamin Bevan bass
Colyer-Fergusson Hall, University of Kent
Elgar The Apostles
Saturday 22 June 2019, 7.30pm
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (RPO)
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir
Elin Pritchard soprano (Mary)
Madeleine Shaw mezzo-soprano (Mary Magdalene)
Peter Bronder tenor (John)
Tristan Hambleton bass (Peter)
Benjamin Bevan bass (Jesus)
Michael Pearce bass (Judas)
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Sponsored by Maurice and Wendi Atherton
Mozart Requiem
Pergolesi Magnificat
Mozart Symphony No. 39
Saturday 23 March 2019, 7.30pm
English Chamber Orchestra (ECO)
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir
Richard Cooke conductor
Mhairi Lawson soprano
Marta Fontanals-Simmons mezzo-soprano
Robin Bailey tenor
Tristan Hambleton bass
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Sponsored by Sir Ronald McIntosh
Handel Messiah
Saturday 19 January 2019
London Handel Orchestra
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir
Julia Doyle soprano
Alexander Chance counter-tenor
Charles Daniels tenor
Benjamin Bevan bass
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Sponsored by the Henry Oldfield Trust
2018
Family Carols
Saturday 15 December 2018
Festival Brass Ensemble
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Mendelssohn Lobgesang
(Hymn of Praise)
Brahms Schicksalslied
(Song of Destiny)
Brahms Alto Rhapsody
Saturday 3 November 2018 7.30pm
London Mozart Players
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir
Richard Cooke conductor
Rebecca Lea soprano
Madeleine Shaw mezzo soprano
Peter Auty tenor
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Elgar
The Dream of Gerontius
Saturday 23 June 2018 7.30pm
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir
Richard Cooke conductor
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Kathryn Rudge mezzo-soprano
Andrew Staples tenor (Gerontius)
Edward Grint bass
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Sponsored by Lady Kingsdown, OBE
Bach
St Matthew Passion
Saturday 17 March 2018 7.30pm
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir
Richard Cooke conductor
London Handel Orchestra
Rufus Müller tenor (Evangelist)
Edward Grint bass (Christus)
Zoë Brown soprano
Alexander Chance counter-tenor
Hugo Hymas tenor
Dominic Sedgwick bass
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Sponsored by Sir Ronald McIntosh
Love, Fate and Legend
Brahms Liebeslieder Waltzes
Schubert Gebet
Stenhammar Vårnatt (Spring Night)
Holst Choral Hymns from the Rig Veda
Brahms Wie lieblich sind deine Wohnungen
and a selection of songs by Benjamin Britten and others
Saturday 20 January 2018 7.30pm
Richard Pearce & Jonathan Beatty piano
Canterbury Choral Society
CCS Youth Choir
Richard Cooke conductor
Rebecca Lea soprano
Hannah Cooke mezzo-soprano
Guy Cutting tenor
James Geidt bass
VENUE: Colyer-Fergusson Hall
2017
Family Carols 2017
Saturday 16 December 2017, 7pm
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir
Festival Brass Ensemble
Richard CookeConductor
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Sponsored by Pharon Independent Financial Advisers
Vaughan Williams
Dona Nobis Pacem and The Lark Ascending
Stanford
Variations For Violin Solo And Orchestra
Saturday 4 November 2017 7.30pm
Tasmin Little
English Chamber Orchestra
Canterbury Choral Society
CCS Youth Choir
Richard Cooke conductor
Katherine Crompton Soprano
Edward Grint Bass
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Vaughan Williams A Sea Symphony
Elgar Enigma Variations
Saturday 24 June 2017 7.30pm
Canterbury Choral Society
Richard Cooke conductor
Katherine Crompton Soprano
Edward Grint Bass
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Sponsored by Wendi and Maurice Atherton
and further supported by the Vaughan Williams Charitable Trust
Bach Magnificat
Cantata No11 (Ascension)
Suite No3 in D
Saturday 29 April 2017 7.30pm
Canterbury Choral Society
London Handel Orchestra
Richard Cooke conductor
Zoë Brown, Sofia Larsson Soprano
David Allsopp Counter-tenor
Robin Bailey Tenor
Dominic Sedgwick Bass
CCS Youth Choir
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Sponsored by Sir Ronald McIntosh
Orff Carmina Burana
Grainger Three folk-song arrangements
Britten The Ballad of Little Musgrave and Lady Barnard
Rachmaninov Suite for two pianos
Saturday 28 January 2017 7.30pm
Canterbury Choral Society
Richard Cooke conductor
Rhiannon Llewellyn Soprano
William Morgan Tenor
Edward Grint Bass
Richard Pearce & Jonny Beatty Pianists
VENUE: Colyer-Fergusson Hall
2016
Family Carols in Canterbury Cathedral
Saturday 10 December 2016, 7pm
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir
Festival Brass Ensemble
Richard CookeConductor
Sponsored by Pharon Independent Financial Advisers
Haydn Creation
Saturday 5 November 2016, 7.30pm
Canterbury Choral Society
English Chamber Orchestra
Richard Cooke conductor
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Verdi Requiem
Saturday 18 June 2016, 7.30pm
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir
Richard Cooke conductor
Judith Howarth soprano
Katie Bray mezzo-soprano
Sam Furness tenor
Michael Pearce bass
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Sponsored by Sir Ronald McIntosh
Handel Messiah
Saturday 12 March 2016, 7.30pm
The Hanover Band
Canterbury Choral Society
Richard Cooke conductor
Jessica Leary soprano
Alexander Chance counter-tenor
Jamie MacDougall tenor
Barnaby Rea bass
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Vivaldi Gloria and Haydn Nelson Mass
Saturday 23 January 2016, 7.30pm
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir
English Chamber Orchestra
Richard Cooke Conductor
Zoë Brown soprano
Esther Brazil mezzo-soprano
William Morgan tenor
David Shipley bass
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
2015
Family Carols 2015 in Canterbury Cathedral
Saturday 12 December 2015, 7pm
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir
Festival Brass Ensemble
Richard Cooke Conductor
Sponsored by Pharon Independent Financial Advisers
Bach Mass in B minor
Saturday 31 October 2015, 7.30pm
Canterbury Choral Society
London Handel Orchestra
Richard Cooke Conductor
Esther Brazil mezzo-soprano
David Allsopp counter-tenor
Robin Bailey tenor
David Ireland bass
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Bruckner
Mass in E minor
Bruckner Sacred Motets:
Ecce Sacerdos, Ave Maria, Virga Jesse
Dvorak Serenade for Wind
Saturday 6 June 2015, 7.30pm
Canterbury Choral Society
Richard Cooke Conductor
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Sponsored by Pharon Independent Financial Advisers
Mozart Mass in C minor
Haydn Insanae et Vanae Curae
Mozart Symphony No. 38 ‘Prague’
Saturday 21 March 2015, 7.30pm
Robyn Allegra Parton soprano
Esther Brazil mezzo-soprano
William Morgan tenor
Peter Cox bass
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir
London Handel Orchestra
Richard Cooke conductor
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Sponsored by Sir Ronald McIntosh
Berlioz L’Enfance du Christ
(The Childhood of Christ)
Saturday 24 January 2015, 7.30pm
Angharad Lyddon mezzo-soprano (Marie)
Dominic Sedgwick baritone (Joseph)
Robin Bailey tenor (Récitant)
Michael Pearce bass (Herod and Father of the Family)
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir
Ladies of the Crypt Choir of The King’s School
Richard Cooke Conductor
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
2014
Family Carols 2014
Saturday 13 December 2014, 7pm
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir
Festival Brass Group
Richard Cooke Conductor
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Sponsored by Pharon Independent Financial Advisers
Mendelssohn’s Elijah
Saturday 1 November 2014, 7.30pm
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir
Sir Willard Whitebass (Elijah)
Mary Bevan soprano
Catherine King mezzo-soprano
Benjamin Huletttenor
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Beethoven Missa Solemnis
Saturday 21 June 2014, 7.30pm
Canterbury Choral Society
Sarah Fox soprano
Gaynor Keeble mezzo-soprano
Jamie MacDougall tenor
Michael Pearce bass
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Sponsored by Sir Ronald McIntosh
J.S. Bach’s St. John Passion
Saturday 22 March 2014, 7.30pm
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir
Benjamin Hulett tenor
Alexander Robin Baker bass
Julia Doyle soprano
David Allsopp counter-tenor
Nicholas Sharratt tenor
Dominic Sedgwick bass
London Handel Orchestra
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Sponsored by Pharon Independent Financial Advisers
Handel’s Messiah
Saturday 25 January 2014, 7.30pm
Canterbury Choral Society
Lucy Hall soprano
Robin Blaze counter-tenor
Charles Daniels tenor
Andrew Rupp bass
London Handel Orchestra
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Handel’s Messiah (Kentish Gazette, Canterbury, January 2012)
‘Evening of exceptional quality
HANDEL’S Messiah has a fair claim to be regarded as the best-known and loved piece of choral music in the English speaking world. Since 1742 this setting of texts from the King James Bible has attracted huge audiences and did so again when an enthusiastic audience heard a performance of exceptional quality by Canterbury Choral Society, their guest soloists and the London Handel Orchestra, all conducted by Richard Cooke.’ Read more…
2013
Family Carols 2013
Friday 13 December 2013, 7pm
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Sponsored by Pharon Independent Financial Advisers
Canterbury Festival concert:
Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem
Saturday 26 October 2013, 7.30pm
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir
Canterbury Philharmonic Orchestra
Evelina Dobracheva Soprano
Benjamin Hulett Tenor
Benjamin Appl Bass
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
October 2013 Britten’s War Requiem concert soloists in Canterbury Cathedral
Benjamin Britten’s The Company of Heaven
Vaughan Williams’ The Lark Ascending
Vaughan Williams’ An Oxford Elegy
Saturday 22 June 2013, 7.30pm
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Philharmonic Orchestra
Andrew Clover Narrator
Juliet Cowan Narrator
Juliette Roos The Lark Ascending violinist, Juliette was a Strings Finalist in the BBC Young Musician of the Year 2012 and winner of the Walter Todds Bursary
Nazan Fikret soprano
Bradley Smithtenor
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Brahms
A German Requiem (Ein deutsches Requiem)
R. Strauss Tod und Verklärung
Saturday 27 April 2013, 7.30pm
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir
Canterbury Philharmonic Orchestra
Sofia Niklassonsoprano
Charles Ricebass
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
This concert was generously sponsored by Sir Ronald McIntosh
Monteverdi ‘Vespers (1610)’
Saturday 19 January 2013, 7.30pm
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir
Julia Doylesoprano
Kirsty Hopkinssoprano
Benjamin Huletttenor
Nathan Valetenor
Robert Ricebass
Robert Macdonaldbass
London Handel Orchestra
VENUE: Canterbury Cathedral
Read Kentish Gazette Canterbury Monteverdi Vespers concert review »
2012
Family Carols
Friday 14 December 2012 | 7pm | Canterbury Cathedral
WORLD PREMIERE: Paul Patterson’s newly-commissioned carol ‘ECCE DIES’ (Behold the Day)
Join us to sing some of your favourite carols in the nave of the Cathedral. Also featuring Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir. Children from the nave are invited to come and sing at the front.
Canterbury Festival closing concert
Bruckner Mass in F Minor
Beethoven Eroica Symphony
Saturday 29 October 2012 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Conductor: Richard Cooke
Rachmaninov Vespers
Saturday 23 June 2012 | 9.30-10.45pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Richard Cooke Conductor
One of the most haunting works in the history of sacred music is performed by Canterbury Choral Society in the magnificent setting of the Cathedral nave.
The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Concert
Mozart Coronation Mass
Handel Coronation Anthems
Handel Music for the Royal Fireworks
Saturday 24 March 2012 | 7.30 | Canterbury Cathedral
Richard Cooke Conductor
Susanna Hurrell soprano
Laura Kelly mezzo-soprano
William Morgan tenor
Benjamin Bevan bass
London Handel Orchestra
‘Rousing royal renditions in concert fit for a queen…’
Read the review by Kentish Gazette
Handel ‘Messiah’
Saturday 21 January 2012 | 7.30 | Canterbury Cathedral
Richard Cooke Conductor
Julia Doyle soprano
David Allsopp counter-tenor
Benjamin Hulett tenor
Derek Welton bass
London Handel Orchestra
‘Evening of exceptional quality’
Read the review by Kentish Gazette
2011
Borodin On the Steppes in Central Asia
Rachmaninov The Bells
Prokofiev Alexander Nevsky
Canterbury Festival 11 | Canterbury Cathedral
Elgar The Kingdom
18.06.2011 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Handel Israel in Egypt
19:03:11 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Bach Christmas Oratorio (Parts 4, 5 and 6) Suite No. 3 in D
22 january 2011 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Julia Doyle soprano
David Allsopp counter-tenor
Jon English tenor
Benjamin Bevan bass
London Handel Orchestra (Leader: Adrian Butterfield)
Canterbury Choral Society
Canterbury Choral Society Youth Choir (Director: Will Bersey)
Richard Cooke conductor
2010
Fauré Requiem
Beethoven Symphony No. 9
Canterbury Festival 10 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Canterbury Philharmonic Orchestra
Richard Cookeconductor
Sophie Bevan soprano
Laura Kelly alto
Edward Hughes tenor
Michael Pearce bass
Elgar ‘The Dream of Gerontius’
19:06:10 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
J.S. Bach ‘St. Matthew Passion’
20:03:10 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Grainger ‘Handel in the Strand’
Tippett ‘Concerto for Double String Orchestra’
Barber ‘Adagio (Strings and Choir)’
Britten ‘St. Nicolas’
23:01:10 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
2009
Haydn ‘The Creation’
Canterbury Festival 09 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Richard Cooke conductor
Sophie Bevan soprano
Harry Nicoll tenor
Matthew Rose bass
Verdi ‘Requiem’
20:06:09 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Handel ‘Messiah’
21:03:09 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Mozart ‘Requiem’
24:01:09 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
2008
Berlioz ‘The Damnation of Faust’
Canterbury Festival 08 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
‘…this was a performance to remember’
Read the review by the Financial Times
Bach ‘Mass in B Minor’
21:06:08 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Dvorak ‘Stabat Mater’
08:03:08 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
‘…their performance of the work shortly before Easter was one of such poignancy, immediacy and excellence…’
Read the review by Church Times
Haydn ‘Insanae et Vanae Curae’
Mozart ‘Symphony No.39’
Mozart ‘Mass in C minor’
19:01:08 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
2007
Elgar ‘Introduction and Allegro’
Strauss ‘Four Last Songs’
Vaughan Williams ‘Sea Symphony’
Festival 07 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Vaughan Williams ‘Toward the Unknown Region’
Elgar ‘Enigma Variations’
Britten ‘Spring Symphony’
23:06:07 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
J.S. Bach ‘St. John Passion’
24:03:07 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Vaughan Williams ‘Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis’
Poulenc ‘Gloria’
Fauré ‘Cantique de Jean Racine’
Elgar ‘The Snow’
Debussy ‘Prélude à l’après-midi d’un Faune’
Vaughan Williams ‘Fantasia on Christmas Carols’
20:01:07 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
2006
Beethoven ‘Missa Solemnis’
Festival 06 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Bruckner ‘Ave Maria and Tota Pulchra Es Maria’
Dvorak ‘Serenade for Wind’
Mozart ‘Serenade for Wind in C minor’
Bruckner ‘Mass in E minor’
17:06:06 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Handel/Mozart ‘Messiah’
01:04:06 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Monteverdi ‘Vespers’
21:01:06 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Schönberg ‘A Survivor from Warsaw’
Richard Strauss ‘Tod und Verklärung’
Tippett ‘A Child of our Time’
Festival 05 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Mendelssohn ‘Elijah’
18:06:05 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Sibelius ‘Symphony No. 5’
Brahms ‘Ein deutsches Requiem’
12:03:05 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Elgar ‘The Apostles’
22:01:05 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Elgar ‘The Apostles’ recording on CD and MP3
Also available on iTunes
Bernstein ‘Chichester Psalms’
Copland ‘Appalachian Spring’
Bartok ‘Cantata Profana’
Stravinsky ‘Firebird Suite’
Festival 04 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Holst ‘The Hymn of Jesus’
Rimsky-Korsakov ‘Scheherazade’
Walton ‘Belshazzar’s Feast’
26:06:04 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Handel ‘Israel in Egypt’
27:03:04 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Haydn ‘Nelson Mass’
Fauré ‘Requiem’
21:01:04 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Britten ‘War Requiem’
Mahler ‘Symphony No. 3’
Festival 03 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Verdi ‘Requiem’
21:06:03 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Bach ‘St Matthew Passion’
29:03:03 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Brahms ‘Schicksalslied’
Elgar ‘The Snow’
Stenhammar ‘Vårnatt’
Beethoven ‘Symphony No.9’
18:01:03 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Handel ‘Messiah’
14:12:02 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Tchaikovsky ‘Romeo and Juliet Overture’
Rachmaninov ‘The Bells’
Prokofiev ‘Alexander Nevsky’
Festival 02 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Britten ‘National Anthem’
Vaughan Williams ‘The Lark Ascending’
Vaughan Williams ‘An Oxford Elegy’
Elgar ‘Coronation Ode’
22:06:02 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Beethoven ‘Missa Solemnis’
16:03:02 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Monteverdi ‘Vespers’
19:01:02 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Mussorgsky ‘Four Choruses’
Mussorgsky/Ravel ‘Pictures at an Exhibition’
Berlioz ‘Te Deum’
Festival 01 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Bach ‘Mass in B Minor’
23:06:01 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Verdi ‘Stabat Mater’
Rossini ‘Stabat Mater’
Verdi ‘Te Deum’
31:03:01 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Berlioz ‘L’Enfance du Christ’
20:01:01 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Handel ‘Messiah’
19:12:00 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Mahler ‘Symphony No 2’
Holst ‘The Planets’
Francis Grier ‘Around the Curve of the World’
Festival 00 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Haydn ‘Te Deum’
Mozart ‘Flute and Harp Concerto’
Mozart ‘Mass in C minor’
24:06:00 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Strauss ‘Vier letzte Lieder’
Brahms ‘Ein deutsches Requiem’
01:04:00 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
J.S. Bach ‘Cantata 11, “Lobet Gott in seinen Reichen’
J.S. Bach ‘Cantata 65 “Sie werden aus Sabba alle kommen’
J.S. Bach ‘Cantata 147 “Herz und Mund und That und Leben’
J.S. Bach ‘Christmas Oratorio Part 6 “Herr wenn die stolzen” ‘
22:01:00 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Berlioz ‘Requiem’
31:10:99 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
30:10:99 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Vaughan Williams ‘Five Mystical Songs’
Elgar ‘Enigma Variations’
Vaughan Williams ‘Dona Nobis Pacem’
19:06:99 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Mendelssohn ‘St. Paul’
10:04:99 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Vaughan Williams ‘Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis’
Sibelius ‘Romance in C, Op.42’
Grieg ‘Two Elegaic Melodies Op.34’
Barber ‘Adagio’
Britten ‘St. Nicolas’
09:01:99 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Bach ‘Mass in B Minor’
Festival 98 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Finzi ‘For Saint Cecilia’
Rodrigo ‘Concierto de Aranjuez’
Fauré ‘Cantique de Jean Racine’
Ireland ‘Greater Love Hath No Man’
Debussy ‘Clair de Lune’
Holst ‘The Hymn of Jesus’
20:06:98 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Beethoven ‘Coriolan Overure’
Mozart ‘Ave Verum Corpus’
Schubert ‘Symphony No. 8 in B minor, “Unfinished” ‘
Mozart ‘Requiem’
21:03:98 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Bach ‘Christmas Oratorio Parts 1, 2 and 3’
Corelli ‘Concerto Grosso No. 8 “Christmas Concerto” ‘
10:01:98 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Mahler ‘Symphony No.8 in E flat’
25:10:97 | Festival
27:10:97 | Albert Hall
08:11:97 | Lille
09:11:97 | Lille
Britten ‘Spring Symphony’ Elgar ‘Sea Pictures’
Wood ‘Fantasia on British Sea Songs’
Parry ‘I Was Glad’
Parry orch. Elgar ‘Jerusalem’
22:06:97 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Bach ‘St John Passion’
15:03:97 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Haydn ‘The Creation’
11:01:97 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Beethoven ‘Missa Solemnis’
Festival 96 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Verdi ‘Requiem’
15:06:96 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Dvorák ‘Stabat Mater’
23:03:96 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Bach ‘Christmas Oratorio (Parts 4, 5 and 6)’
Bach ‘Suite No. 3 in D’
13:01:96 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Mussorgsky ‘Four Pieces for Chorus and Orchestra’
Beethoven ‘Symphony No. 9 in D minor’
Festival 95 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Mendelssohn ‘Elijah’
17:06:95 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Bach ‘St Matthew Passion’
01:04:95 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Handel ‘Messiah (Part 1 and Hallelujah Chorus)’
Haydn ‘Nelson Mass’
03:12:94 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Elgar ‘The Dream of Gerontius’
Festival 94 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Brahms ‘Symphony No.1 in C minor’
Walton ‘Belshazzar’s Feast’
11:06:94 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Schumann ‘Symphony No.3 in E flat, the ‘Rhenish’ ‘
Brahms ‘Ein deutsches Requiem’
19:03:94 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Beethoven ‘Symphony No.3 in E flat, the ‘Eroica’ ‘
Beethoven ‘Mass in C’
04:12:93 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Berlioz ‘The Damnation of Faust’
Festival 93 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Handel ‘Coronation Anthems’
Handel ‘The Water Music’
13:06:93 | 7.30pm | Marlowe Theatre
Brahms ‘Schicksalslied (Song of Destiny)’
Brahms ‘Nänie’
Mozart ‘Sinfonia Concertante for Wind’
Haydn ‘Harmoniemesse’
20:03:93 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Mendelssohn ‘Symphony No.3 in A minor, the ‘Scottish’ ‘
Poulenc ‘Gloria’
Vaughan Williams ‘Fantasia on Christmas Carols’
05:12:92 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Britten ‘War Requiem’
Festival 92 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Elgar ‘The Music Makers’
Vaughan Williams ‘The Lark Ascending’
Vaughan Williams ‘An Oxford Elegy’
20:06:92 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Brahms ‘Double Concerto in A minor’
Bruckner ‘Mass in F minor’
04:04:92 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Mozart ‘Ave Verum’
Mozart ‘Andante for Flute and Orchestra’
Mozart ‘Symphony No. 41 in C, “Jupiter” ‘
Mozart ‘Mass in C minor’
07:12:91 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Copland ‘Fanfare for the Common Man’
Bernstein ‘Chichester Psalms’
Tippett ‘A Child of Our Time’
Festival 91 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Tchaikovsky ‘1812 Overture’
Borodin ‘Polovtsian Dances’
Rimsky-Korsakov ‘Russian Easter Festival Overture’
Rachmaninov ‘The Bells’
22:06:91 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Elgar ‘The Apostles’
16:03:91
Handel ‘Messiah’
08:12:90 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Verdi ‘Te Deum’
Elgar ‘Enigma Variations’
Janácek ‘Glagolitic Mass’
Festival 90 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Verdi ‘Requiem’
23:06:90 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Bach ‘St John Passion’
31:03:90 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Berlioz ‘L’Enfance du Christ’
02:12:89 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Mendelssohn ‘Hebrides Overture’
Elgar ‘Sea Pictures’
Vaughan Williams ‘A Sea Symphony’
Festival 89 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Elgar ‘The Kingdom’
10:06:89 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Bach ‘St Matthew Passion’
04:03:89 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Vaughan Williams ‘Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis’
Elgar ‘Introduction and Allegro for Strings’
Britten ‘St. Nicolas’
03:12:88 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Fauré ‘Requiem’
Beethoven ‘Symphony No. 9 in D minor’
Festival 88 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Mendelssohn ‘Elijah’
09:07:88 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Elgar ‘The Dream of Gerontius’
19:03:88 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Haydn ‘The Creation’
05:12:87 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Mozart ‘Ave Verum’
Mozart ‘Symphony No. 39 in E flat’
Mozart ‘Requiem’
Festival 87 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Mahler ‘Symphony No.2 in C minor, ‘Resurrection’’
11:07:87 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Strauss ‘Four Last Songs’
Brahms ‘Ein deutsches Requiem’
04:04:87 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Britten ‘War Requiem’
06:12:86 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Berlioz ‘Symphony No. 3 in C minor’
Saint-Saëns ‘Marseillaise’
Duruflé ‘Requiem’
Festival 86 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Elgar ‘Sea Pictures’
Beethoven ‘Symphony No. 9 in D minor’
12:07:86 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Mahler ‘Symphony No.8 in E flat’
15:03:86 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Elgar ‘Enigma Variations’
Tippett ‘A Child of Our Time’
07:12:85 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Verdi ‘Requiem’
Festival 85 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Verdi ‘Requiem’
13:07:85 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Bach ‘St John Passion’
23:03:85 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Handel ‘Messiah’
01:12:84 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Wagner ‘Tannhaüser Overture’
Vaughan Williams ‘Five Mystical Songs’
Walton ‘Belshazzar’s Feast’
Festival 84 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral
Brahms ‘Symphony No.1 in C minor’
Walton ‘Belshazzar’s Feast’
07:07:84 | 7.30pm | Canterbury Cathedral