Conductor: Malcolm Keeler, Portsmouth Baroque ChoirA programme of American choral music to celebrate the 250th anniversary of Independence Day.See web page.Ticketing link.
Conductor: David GostickWith Portsmouth Choral Union and The Consort of Twelve. Portsmouth Choral Union with The Consort of Twelve presents Handel's Samson, first performed in Covent Garden, London in 1743. Renowned for its dramatic power, magnificent choruses, expressive solos and intricate orchestration. Come and enjoy this compelling oratorio. Handel composed Samson immediately after Messiah in ... Read more
Bach “St Anne” Prelude and FugueByrd Clarifica me, PaterHowells PaeanVierne Andantino from Pièces de fantaisieMarcel Dupré Final from Sept Pièces Chichester Cathedral's Lunchtime Concert series is self-supporting, and thrives through the generosity of its audiences. While there is no charge for admission, we suggest a minimum donation of £7 per person, with Gift Aid applied if ... Read more
This year is the twenty-fifth season of lunchtime organ recitals by Mark Dancer at St Peter’s, Petersfield. Alongside original works of the organ, he will be performing various transcriptions by the great 19th Century organist William Thomas Best, whose bicentenary of birth falls this year. Wednesdays 27th May, 10th June, 24th June, 8th July at ... Read more
By Portsmouth Cathedral music events.Visit the series web page.To conclude the summer recital series, Margot Carter (of Margot's Music) presents some of her recorder pupils to play a lunchtime programme.Free entry – post recital donation greatly appreciated; no booking required.
By Havant Symphony Orchestra.Conductor: James Thomas Remember Saturday morning cinema? This short concert features well-known family movie themes – the perfect way to introduce younger children to the world of orchestral music. Wrigglers welcome! Programme TBC.Tickets £5-£20.
Read preview notes about the 2026 music series. An evening of opera and sacred music. Our second concert is bought to us by New Arts Opera, for an evening exploring the theme of love. As one of the performers, we are very lucky to have the outstanding Anglo-Irish soprano Zita Syme, a Britten-Pears Young Artist ... Read more
With the Bognor Regis Music Club. International soprano Alison Pearce presents a programme that includes something for everyone, from songs introducing Gods, Goddesses and mortals in love, through the beauty of nature and wedded bliss to enchanted islands and finishing with fun and frolics!£10 (visitors £12).Visit web page.
By Havant Symphony Orchestra.Conductors: James Thomas, Ben Qureshi Our final concert of the season is the main feature – a concert for the whole family! Enjoy your favourite movie themes in full symphonic glory. Click the booking link for programme details Programme TBC.Tickets £5-£20.
The Renaissance Choir continues its 50th anniversary celebrations, with a series of special concerts, which will include our birthday commission, Songs of Hope. We introduced works by the “new” Americans – such as by Cage, Whitacre and Lauridsen – to UK audiences before they were popular. We will be singing them. Two favourites, Allegri’s Miserere Mei and MacMillan’s Miserere will ... Read more
Simon Wilkins’ Tierra del Fuego (revised); Elgar’s Cello Concerto in E Minor with soloist Aglaia Carvalho-Dubost*; Robert Schumann’s Symphony No 1 in B Flat Major.*Aglaia Carvalho-Dubost, has been studying at the Royal College of Music Junior Department since the age of 13 and is currently studying cello with Robin Thompson-Clarke. She has also studied piano ... Read more
At the forefront of UK’s world music scene, Olayá is a female-led flute & percussion band inspired by Northeastern Brazilian bandas de pifanos (bamboo flutes), forró tunes and vocal harmonies blending jazz, soul, rock, and diverse Brazilian genres for a quirky take on a traditional sound. At Lordington House, PO18 9DX.Free parking available from 1.30pm.Bring ... Read more
