Classical Concerts & Landscapes

Many photos of Rosalind Ventris - Violist  playing in Great Malvern Priory with the English Symphony Orchestra  and Kenneth Woods, conductor  during the Elgar Festival  2025. .

Worcester Cathedral  was packed on Saturday night for our Festival Gala concert! Huge thanks to all who took part to create the Elgar Festival Chorus of 2025, conducted by Stephen Shellard. To baritone Gareth Brynmor John who landed only that morning from Vienna! To Ian Venables - Composer  for giving us his beautiful and newly orchestrated song cycle, Out of the Shadows To to our fantastic artistic director Kenneth Woods, conductor And last but not least to the wonderful pla

April Fredrick , soprano and Eric McElroy , piano played to an audience in the Huntigton Hall. The programme consisted of : Elgar: Speak, Music, from Op. 41 Elgar: Rondel, from Op. 16 Elgar: Pleading, from Op. 48 Lennox Berkeley: Counting the Beats Ian Venables: Love’s Voice, Op. 22 Arthur Bliss: The Hare Arthur Bliss: This Night Arthur Bliss: The Fallow Deer at the Lonely House Eric McElroy: A Dead Man’s Embers

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A concert held in St Georges RC Church by the Elgar Festival involved hearing notes taken by Elgar whilst organ playing in the church and the quintet playing the pieces Elgar wrote.

Lynne Lindner and the Jenny Lind Singers performed to a full St Georges Church in Worcester as part of the Elgar Festival  2025. Included a programme celebrating the works of women composers past and present as well as songs by Edward Elgar.

The Proteus Ensemble entertained an audience in Pershore Abbey this morning as part of the Elgar Festival  2025. Conductor Stephen Shellard  and his professional singers hail from all over the UK and even have a CD just out.

Great to see some of my images from past festivals being used by the Cotswold Life magazine to promote the 2025 Elgar Festival.

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Michael attended the rehearsal and concert where the choir and soloists performed JS Bach St John Passion. Michael attended the rehearsal and concert where the choir and soloists performed JS Bach's St John Passion. The event was held in Worcester Cathedral, known for its excellent acoustics, which enhanced the rich, intricate harmonies of the music. Samuel Hudson directed from the Harpsichord. Worcester cathedral choir were complemented by soloists Dominic Neville, Giles Und

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Alongside her professional work, Grace is completing a Master of Studies in Music at the University of Oxford. As well as performance, this is enabling her to do further research into the relationship between music and neurology, an area of particular interest. Grace is extremely grateful to the Elmley Foundation and the Kathleen Trust for their generous support towards her Oxford studies. Programme: Niccolò Paganini - Cantabile in D major Josef Rheinberger - Suite for Violin

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