United Kingdom The Choral Pilgrimage 2022 – An Old Belief: The Sixteen / Eamonn Dougan (conductor). Tewkesbury Abbey, 10.9.2022 (JQ)
Tewkesbury experiences a memorable concert as part of The Sixteen’s Choral Pilgrimage
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Merton College Choir’s Searing MacMillan Launches the 2019 Three Choirs Festival Auspiciously
United Kingdom Three Choirs Festival [1] – Weir, Tabakova, MacMillan, Pärt, Jackson: Choir of Merton College, Oxford; Bristol Ensemble / Benjamin Nicholas (conductor) Tewkesbury Abbey, 26.7.2019. (JQ)
Ex Cathedra’s Visionary Concert in Tewkesbury Abbey
United Kingdom Parry, Weir, Howells, MacMillan: Cheltenham Festival – Ex Cathedra, MacMillan Ensemble/Jeffrey Skidmore, Alexander Mason (organ), Tewkesbury Abbey, 13.7.2016. (JQ)
The Birmingham Bach Choir Brings Passiontide Music to Tewkesbury Abbey
United Kingdom Scarlatti, Bach, MacMillan, Whitacre, Leighton, Birmingham Bach Choir, Martyn Rawles (organ), Paul Spicer (conductor), Tewkesbury Abbey, 12.4.2014. (JQ)
Light and Darkness in Britten Centenary Concert
United Kingdom Britten, Bernstein: Rachel Chapman (soprano), Diana Moore (mezzo soprano), Richard Edgar-Wilson (tenor), Rick Wakeman (narrator), City of Bristol Choir, Westbury on Trym Parish Church Choir, Leckhampton CE Primary School Choir, Cheltenham Symphony Orchestra / David Curtis (conductor), Tewkesbury Abbey, Tewkesbury, 19.10.2013. (RJ)
A Gritty Don Giovanni for the 21st Century
United Kingdom Mozart, Don Giovanni (sung in English): Soloists and Chamber Orchestra of Mid Wales Opera / Nicholas Cleobury (conductor), Roses Theatre, Tewkesbury, 2.10.2012. (RJ)
Barber’s Score Intensifies Exoticism of Silent Arthouse Movie Salomé
United Kingdom Charlie Barber, Salomé: Nick Baron, Luke Wyeth, Alun Hatthaway, Dave Danford (percussion); Rhiannon Llewellyn, Gareth Treseder, Kelvin Thomas, Sianed Jones (singers); Roses Theatre, Tewkesbury, 28.10.2010. (RJ)
Musica Deo Sacra – Russian Church Music in an Anglican Context
United Kingdom Rachmaninov, Vespers: Musica Deo Sacra, Tewkesbury Abbey, 5.8.2011 (RJ)