6. CONCERT
Tuesday, 17th November. 8:00
King's College Chapel, Cambridge
[location & travel information]
The Far Theatricals of Day (Jonathan
Dove). Gloria (John Rutter). Rejoice
in the Lamb (Benjamin Britten). The
Spacious Firmament (Gabriel
Jackson). Yet We Who Neither
Burn Nor Shine (Gabriel Jackson)
Claire Seaton, soprano
Andrew Radley, counter tenor
Matthew Long, tenor
Giles Underwood, bass
Cambridge University Festival Chorus
Onyx Brass
Stephen Disley, organ
Christopher Robinson, conductor
Numbered tickets: £20, £16, £12
Unumbered / unsighted seats (sold
on the door only): £5
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7. CONCERT
Wednesday, 18th November. 8:00
St Bride's, Fleet Street, EC1
[location & travel information]
The Far Theatricals of Day (Jonathan
Dove). Rejoice in the Lamb
(Benjamin Britten). The Spacious
Firmament (Gabriel Jackson).
Yet We Who Neither Burn Nor Shine
(Gabriel Jackson)
Claire Seaton, soprano
Andrew Radley, counter tenor
Matthew Long, tenor
Giles Underwood, bass
Onyx Brass
Stephen Disley, organ
Christopher Robinson, conductor
tickets details currently unknown
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11. CHRISTMAS CONCERT
Friday, 18th December. 7:30
Southwark Cathedral
[location & travel information]
Carols by Candlelight
Southwark Cathedral Choir
Stephen Disley, organ
Peter Wright, conductor
admission details to be announced
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12. GALA ORGAN CONCERT
Sunday, 27th June, 2010. 7:30
The Royal Albert Hall
[location & travel information]
John Birch & Stephen Disley, organ
further details to be announced
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