What’s on in Malvern Priory
Welcome to our Events listing
For more info please follow the links or take a look on our Calendar
All events listed below take place in the
Priory Church, Church Street, Great Malvern, WR14 2AY
unless otherwise stated
Organ Recital: Peter King, Organ Emeritus, Bath Abbey
Saturday 11 May 2024
Noon
Peter King, Organist Emeritus, Bath Abbey
Programme to include Suite from Holberg's Time by Grieg and Sonata No. 1 by Guilmant
Free entry with retiring collection
Malvern Festival Chorus: Spirituals and Psalms
Saturday 18 May 2024
7pm
Malvern Festival Chorus and conductor Jonathan Brown, invite you to join them for a concert featuring John Rutter's "Feel the Spirit" and Leonard Bernstein's "Chichester Psalms". The choir will beaccompanied by instrumentalists and soloists. Drinks will be served in the interval.
For more information visit: www.malvernfestivalchorus.co.uk
Tickets available at https://www.trybooking.com/uk/DGDY
Elgar Festival: Relaxed Concert
Thursday 30 May 2024
3pm
Elgar for Everyone really does mean Elgar for EVERYONE. Join us for a very Relaxed Concert given by members of the ESO wind section for people living with disabilities, dementia and other challenges. Free admission. Advance booking advised.
http://www.elgarfestival.org/
or Call Worcester Theatres on 01905 611427
Worcester Organists' Association: talk on C V Stanford
Followed by a recital. Andrew McCrea (Worcester)
Saturday 1 June 2024
Talks from 11am; recital from12pm
A talk on CV Stanford followed by a recital by Andrew McCrea (Worcester).
Free entry, retiring collection
Free Lunchtime talk: Dr Matthew Tromans: Priory Churchyard Trees
Thursday, 6 June
1.00 pm
Dr Matthew Tromans Manging Director Creative Gardening Solutions Ltd and Malvern Hills District Council's tree surgeon will be talking about the life and times of some of trees to be found in Great Malvern Priory Churchyard.
Free entry with retiring collection for enhancement of the wildflower garden area of the churchyard
Malvern Festival Chorus, Come and Sing: Haydn's Creation Workshop
Saturday 29 June 2024
12.30 pm - 5pm
Come & Sing “The Creation” by Joseph Haydn with Malvern Festival Chorus and their conductor Jonathan Brown. Join Malvern Festival Chorus for an afternoon singing this great work, followed by an evening concert. Afternoon tea between the workshop and concert will be provided – the chorus have a reputation for putting on a good spread!
Full details about the event, including how to reserve a workshop place and book concert tickets will be found on the Malvern Festival Chorus website www.malvernfestivalchorus.co.uk
Malvern Festival Chorus, Come and Sing: Haydn's Creation Concert
Saturday 29 June 2024
7pm
Come & Sing “The Creation” by Joseph Haydn with Malvern Festival Chorus and their conductor Jonathan Brown.
For tickets visit the Malvern Festival Chorus website at www.malvernfestivalchorus.co.uk
Free lunchtime concert given by Cheltenham Choral Society
Saturday 6 July 2024
1pm
Cheltenham Choral Society, directed by Thomas Mottershead, present a free lunchtime concert, with a mixed repertoire including selected parts from:Faure’s Requiem, Mozart’s Requiem; Schubert’s Mass No. 2 in G; Stainer’s The Crucifixion; and Haydn’s Little Organ Mass; along with organ pieces played by Alison Howell. The soloist will be Cara-Jade Nichols.
Free entry with retiring collection
Free lunchtime concert given by students of Wycombe High School
Monday, 15 July 2024
1.00 pm
Details to follow
Free entry with retiring collection
Three Choirs Festival: Another Road
Tuesday 30 July 2024
11am
Hereford Chamber Choir presents an innovative programme focusing on contemporary composers and their choral settings of texts by the Dymock Poets. This ambitious project brings the poems of Abercrombie, Brooke, Drinkwater, Frost, Gibson and Thomas to life through deeply personal musical responses to their words.
Tickets: £28, £20 & £12.00 through Festival website Click here
Three Choirs Festival: Sophia Membery Organ Recital
Tuesday 30 July 2024
2pm
Our second talented young performer from the Royal College of Organists, recitalist Sophia Membery, presents an exciting programme of works including a Howells Rhapsody written during a Zeppelin raid on York and an arrangement of ‘Jupiter’ from Holst’s well-loved suite, The Planets.
Supported by Fr. Michael Thomas
Tickets £15 under 25s free, through Festival website Click here