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The Farthest Shore

Bradford Festival Choral Society and Thomas Leech perform a brilliant musical drama by Paul Mealor (whose music was performed at Prince William’s wedding) alongside John Rutter’s Gloria.

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Café Culture

Due to the closure of Hettie's Café Bistro we regret that this performance has been cancelled.

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Mozart's Requiem

Composed shortly before his tragic death at the age of 35, Mozart's Requiem remains one of the choral repertoire's greatest pieces of music. In contrast, prizewinning violinist Sophie Rosa plays Mozart's 'Turkish' violin concerto written when the composer was still in his teens. 

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Café Culture

Due to the closure of Hettie's Café Bistro we regret that this performance has been cancelled.

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Café Culture

Due to the closure of Hettie's Café Bistro we regret that this performance has been cancelled.

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Schubert and Mozart

Skipton Camerata and their conductor Ben Crick perform two classical symphonies: Schubert’s youthful Fifth Symphony and the masterly ‘Prague’ Symphony by Mozart. The Orchestra is also delighted to welcome Maya Meron who, following performances with Sir Simon Rattle at the Berlin Philharmonic and Daniel Barenboim at the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, will join regular leader Sebastian Mueller as the two soloists in Mozart's exquisite Sinfonia Concertante.

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St Matthew Passion

Ben Crick and a formidable line up of professional singers and instrumentalists delivers what we believe is the first ever performance in Skipton of Johann Sebastian Bach's St Matthew Passion.

Considered by many to be the greatest of all choral masterpieces, Bach’s St Matthew Passion combines drama with devotion like no other, and contains some of the most beautiful and exquisitely crafted music ever written.

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Mozart's Requiem

Skipton Camerata provides orchestral support in this concert given by Alan Eost and the Sheffield Oratorio Chorus. Mozart's haunting Requiem is paired with Handel's beautiful and expansive anthem The Ways of Zion, written in 1737 as a funeral anthem for Queen Caroline, consort of George II.

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Messiah

Handel's perennial masterpiece Messiah is performed by Skipton Camerata, a line up of international soloists and Leeds University's celebrated chamber choir, The Clothworkers' Consort.

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Messiah

Handel's perennial masterpiece Messiah is performed by Skipton Camerata, a line up of international soloists and Leeds University's celebrated chamber choir, The Clothworkers' Consort.