Come and enjoy some space and time for reflection as St Peter's Singers sing exquisite music by Purcell, Croft, Greene, Harris, Howells and MacMillan. This recital is given in remembrance of those who died during the pandemic. Admission is free (retiring collection). Find out more
Hallelujah - Messiah returns ! Handel's Messiah returns to Leeds after an unwelcome and enforced absence. Leeds Minster Saturday 27 November 2021 7.30pm Come and hear this glorious, life-affirming music! Tickets £15, £12 concessions, Free FTE / Under-18s all to include a glass of wine or juice and a free programme Handel's Messiah has been … Continue reading Hallelujah ! Messiah returns
A chance to take a spiritual moment of peace and beauty for reflection, and hear the angels sing!
St Peter's Singers perform french spiritual music by Francis Poulenc and Maurice Duruflé in the stunning setting and acoustics of St Anne's Cathedral. Monday 14 March 1.15pm Leeds Cathedral Cookridge St, Leeds LS2 8BE Poulenc's Quatre motettes pour un temps de pénitence (Four motets for a time of penitence) provide a surprisingly sensuous and rich … Continue reading French spiritual music from the 20th century
St Peter's Singers present music for Good Friday and Passiontide by Italian Renaissance and Baroque composers, including Allegri's famous Miserere
Music to celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, including favourites such as Zadok the Priest and I was glad Leeds Minster 2-6 Kirkgate, Leeds LS2 7DJ Saturday 11 June, 7.30pm Tickets £15, Concessions £12, Free FTE / Under-18 (to include a glass of wine or juice) Approximate duration 60 minutes Refreshments will be served afterwards Programme … Continue reading I was glad
Musical delights for a summer evening
Moving, spiritual music by the late Dr Francis Jackson, Sir Edward Bairstow and Philip Moore celebrating the connection between the Minsters of Leeds and York. Sung in homage to Dr Jackson.
This celebration of Ralph Vaughan Williams’ choral music explores some of the colours and sounds of what we now recognize as the greatest and most authentic voice of English music to emerge after the Great War.
The programme encompasses both folksong and some of his most sublime spiritual outpourings.
Come and hear the angels sing a feast of Christmas Carols and other heavenly music in the stunning setting of Selby Abbey. Mince pies and mulled wine will be served.
