Festival of Song 2023: Sounds of Lancaster Priory
Saturday 16th September, 7.30pm
Join conductor Jeremy Truslove, the Priory Choir and Orchestra for an evening of Festival classics. Something for everyone to enjoy, this engaging concert will also provide the opportunity for a little audience participation:
Haydn – The Nelson Mass
Handel - Zadok the Priest
Handel – Organ Concerto “The cuckoo and the nightingale”
Purcell – Sonata for trumpet and strings
Featuring home grown talent:
John Miller – trumpet
Ian Pattinson – organ
Margaret Pattinson – soprano
Sarah Jillian Cox – Mezzo-soprano
Sam Copner Tenor
Charles Murray – Bass
Rose Martin - orchestral lead
Reserved seating £12, £10 and £8, U18s half price
Wheelchair spaces - with personal assistant seats included free of charge - £12 and £10 | contact concerts@lancasterpriory.org for details
Doors and bar 7.00pm
Running time with interval - 7.30pm-9.30pm
Join conductor Jeremy Truslove, the Priory Choir and Orchestra for an evening of Festival classics. Something for everyone to enjoy, this engaging concert will also provide the opportunity for a little audience participation:
Haydn – The Nelson Mass
Handel - Zadok the Priest
Handel – Organ Concerto “The cuckoo and the nightingale”
Purcell – Sonata for trumpet and strings
Featuring home grown talent:
John Miller – trumpet
Ian Pattinson – organ
Margaret Pattinson – soprano
Sarah Jillian Cox – Mezzo-soprano
Sam Copner Tenor
Charles Murray – Bass
Rose Martin - orchestral lead
Reserved seating £12, £10 and £8, U18s half price
Wheelchair spaces - with personal assistant seats included free of charge - £12 and £10 | contact concerts@lancasterpriory.org for details
Doors and bar 7.00pm
Running time with interval - 7.30pm-9.30pm
Location
Lancaster Priory
Priory Vicarage, Priory Close, Lancaster, Lancs LA1 1YZ
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Festival of Song 2023: Sounds of Lancaster Priory
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