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Saturday 3 December 2016

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• 7:00pm

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• Gloucester Cathedral

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• Llio Evans – soprano
  Peter Nardone – countertenor
  Ruairi Bowen – tenor
  Matthew Hargreaves – bass
• The Corelli Orchestra
  Jonathan Hope – organ
• Gloucester Choral Society
  Adrian Partington – conductor

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Tickets: £25, £21, £18, £10

The box office has now closed for this event but tickets will be on sale in Gloucester Cathedral from around 2:30pm on 3rd December (at a table in the nave) AND on the door from 6:15pm.

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Christmas begins with Gloucester Choral Society’s traditional Messiah concert.

Mr Handel’s Messiah is usually the first choral work that anyone either sees or sings in concert. It covers the whole of Christ’s life, from the Immaculate Conception through his ministry to his violent death on the cross, culminating in his triumph over death through resurrection.

It is poignant, impressive and magnificent in equal measure.

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Llio Evans

Ruairi Bowen

Matthew Hargreaves