BCCC Programme

All Concerts are in Bristol Cathedral unless otherwise stated

Saturday 6th October 2007
7.30pm
Mahler: Symphony No 2
New Bristol Sinfonia's 10th Anniversary Concert
Conductor: James Lowe
Colston Hall, Bristol

Saturday 20th October 2007
10.00am - 5.00pm approx
COME AND SING
Vaughan Williams: Five Mystical Songs
Elgar: Spirit of England
at Red Maids School

Friday 2nd November 2007
7.30pm
Requiem for All Souls
Fauré: REQUIEM
Liturgical performance with Bristol Cathedral Choir

Tuesday 18th December 2007
Wednesday 19th December 2007
7.30pm
CAROLS AND MUSIC FOR CHRISTMAS
with Orchestra

Saturday 8th March 2008
7.30pm
SPIRIT OF ENGLAND
Vaughan Williams: Five Mystical Songs
Elgar: Spirit of England
with Brandon Hill Chamber Orchestra

Saturday 17th May 2007
7.30pm
Handel: MESSIAH
As part of Bristol Cathedral's Trinity Festival.

A baroque performance with the Corelli Orchestra
Click here for full details

This is the 250th anniversary of the first ever performance of Messiah in an English church or cathedral, which took place in Bristol Cathedral on 17th August 1758.

There will be a pre-concert talk by Prof. Philip Wilby at 6.15pm in the Chapter House. The talk will be free but seats are limited to around 100 and will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.

			PROGRAMME 2007 - 8 All Concerts are in Bristol Cathedral unless otherwise stated Saturday 6th October 2007 7.30pm Mahler: Symphony No 2 New Bristol Sinfonia's 10th Anniversary Concert Conductor: James Lowe Colston Hall, Bristol Saturday 20th October 2007 10.00am - 5.00pm approx COME AND SING Vaughan Williams: Five Mystical Songs Elgar: Spirit of England at Red Maids School Friday 2nd November 2007 7.30pm Requiem for All Souls Fauré: REQUIEM Liturgical performance with Bristol Cathedral Choir Tuesday 18th December 2007 Wednesday 19th December 2007 7.30pm CAROLS AND MUSIC FOR CHRISTMAS with Orchestra Saturday 8th March 2008 7.30pm SPIRIT OF ENGLAND Vaughan Williams: Five Mystical Songs Elgar: Spirit of England with Brandon Hill Chamber Orchestra Saturday 17th May 2007 7.30pm Handel: MESSIAH As part of Bristol Cathedral's Trinity Festival. A baroque performance with the Corelli Orchestra Click here for full details This is the 250th anniversary of the first ever performance of Messiah in an English church or cathedral, which took place in Bristol Cathedral on 17th August 1758. There will be a pre-concert talk by Prof. Philip Wilby at 6.15pm in the Chapter House. The talk will be free but seats are limited to around 100 and will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.