Upcoming Performances
In 40 Parts: Spem in alium (Ex Cathedra)
Date:
Time:
4:00 PM
Sunday 18th October
Location:
Town Hall, Birmingham
Soaring, uplifting, remarkable, and truly monumental, Tallis’ Spem in alium is perhaps the most iconic piece of choral music ever written. This unmissable concert also features a world premiere from Roderick Williams and revisits our spine-tingling 2010 commission from Alec Roth - both written In 40 Parts. What better way to open Jeffrey Skidmore’s final season!
Words Apart: Bach and Sandström Motets (Ex Cathedra)
Date:
Time:
7:00 PM
Saturday 14th November
Location:
St Francis' Church, Bournville
Two composers respond to six texts in strikingly different ways. Bach’s motets are full of expressive intensity and deep devotion – vibrant works in which voices interweave with urgency. Sven-David Sandström conjures a luminous choral sound world, charged with emotional power. Across three centuries, the same words come vividly to life.
Christmas Music by Candlelight (Ex Cathedra)
Date:
Time:
7:00 PM
Wednesday 2nd December
Location:
St John's Church, Hagley
Step out of the winter rush and into the still, warm glow of candlelight. In Jeffrey Skidmore’s final season, our much-loved concerts offer beautiful seasonal music, a sprinkling of favourite carols, and readings to make you smile and reflect, all revealing the quiet magic of Christmas. Encounter the mystery as well as the merriment. Once experienced, they’re never forgotten.
Christmas Music by Candlelight (Ex Cathedra)
Date:
Time:
7:15 PM
Friday 4th December
Location:
Lichfield Cathedral
Step out of the winter rush and into the still, warm glow of candlelight. In Jeffrey Skidmore’s final season, our much-loved concerts offer beautiful seasonal music, a sprinkling of favourite carols, and readings to make you smile and reflect, all revealing the quiet magic of Christmas. Encounter the mystery as well as the merriment. Once experienced, they’re never forgotten.
A Ceremony of Carols: Ludlow Choral Society
Date:
Time:
7:30 PM
Saturday 5th December
Location:
St Lawrence Church, Ludlow
Sophie joins the Ludlow Choral Society as soloist for their Christmas concert of Britten's Ceremony of Carols, Sara Quartel's A Winter's Day and works by contemporary composers including Reena Esmail, Steven Mann & John Leavitt.
Upcoming Performances
In 40 Parts: Spem in alium (Ex Cathedra)
Date:
Time:
4:00 PM
Sunday 18th October
Location:
Town Hall, Birmingham
Soaring, uplifting, remarkable, and truly monumental, Tallis’ Spem in alium is perhaps the most iconic piece of choral music ever written. This unmissable concert also features a world premiere from Roderick Williams and revisits our spine-tingling 2010 commission from Alec Roth - both written In 40 Parts. What better way to open Jeffrey Skidmore’s final season!
Words Apart: Bach and Sandström Motets (Ex Cathedra)
Date:
Time:
7:00 PM
Saturday 14th November
Location:
St Francis' Church, Bournville
Two composers respond to six texts in strikingly different ways. Bach’s motets are full of expressive intensity and deep devotion – vibrant works in which voices interweave with urgency. Sven-David Sandström conjures a luminous choral sound world, charged with emotional power. Across three centuries, the same words come vividly to life.
Christmas Music by Candlelight (Ex Cathedra)
Date:
Time:
7:00 PM
Wednesday 2nd December
Location:
St John's Church, Hagley
Step out of the winter rush and into the still, warm glow of candlelight. In Jeffrey Skidmore’s final season, our much-loved concerts offer beautiful seasonal music, a sprinkling of favourite carols, and readings to make you smile and reflect, all revealing the quiet magic of Christmas. Encounter the mystery as well as the merriment. Once experienced, they’re never forgotten.
Christmas Music by Candlelight (Ex Cathedra)
Date:
Time:
7:15 PM
Friday 4th December
Location:
Lichfield Cathedral
Step out of the winter rush and into the still, warm glow of candlelight. In Jeffrey Skidmore’s final season, our much-loved concerts offer beautiful seasonal music, a sprinkling of favourite carols, and readings to make you smile and reflect, all revealing the quiet magic of Christmas. Encounter the mystery as well as the merriment. Once experienced, they’re never forgotten.