Music for all

OUR NEXT CONCERTS

  • VIENNESE CLASSICS  SATURDAY 21st MAY - details below
  • extra Concert in June - details here soon
  • THE LARK ASCENDING  ​SATURDAY 2nd JULY - details below

VIENNESE CLASSICS
SATURDAY 21st MAY 2022 7.30pm
St Bride's Church Percy St, Liverpool L8 7LT

Viennese Classics
Programme:
  • ​Emilie Mayer Overture in D
  • Mozart Clarinet Concerto
  • Beethoven Symphony N o 2
Nick Cox Clarinet
Cathedral Orchestra
Stephen Pratt Conductor
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​St Bride's Church Percy St, Liverpool L8 7LT

The Lark Ascending
​SATURDAY 2nd JULY 2022 7.30pm
St Bride's Church Percy St, Liverpool L8 7LT


A Vaughan Williams Anniversary concert
Programme:
  • The Lark Ascending
  • Folksongs of Four Seasons
  • Blake Songs
  • The Hundredth Psalm
Plus:
  • Music by Parry, Stanford and Holst
  • Poems by Ursula Vaughan Williams
Leo Byrne Violin
Lynne Rogers Soprano
Jackie Howard Oboe
Metropolitan Cathedral Cantata Choir
Richard Lea, Director
Cathedral Orchestra
David Lewis, Conductor
TICKETS
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Our 19 March concert of classical music included favourite orchestral music (Hebrides Overture and Italian Symphony) ​and the beautiful "Oh, For the Wings of a Dove" ​plus part songs by both Felix Mendelssohn and his lesser known sister, Fanny.

​​​DONATIONS TO RED CROSS FOR UKRAINE
The voluntary collection at the end of the concert was in aid of Ukrainian refugees. 
​Donations are welcome here: 
The Metropolitan Cathedral Concerts Society regrets that - because of the pandemic - it has not yet been possible to find a suitably safe space for us to rehearse and perform at the Cathedral.   
Instead, we will be giving concerts at other venues in the local community from now until further notice.
These concerts will typically be shorter than pre-pandemic events, usually around 75 minutes without an interval.
This is to reduce the risk of infection.
Although legal constraints have now largely been lifted, the organisers strongly advise you to maintain social distancing conventions and to use face coverings if possible