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Every Wednesday from Friday 17 February to March 24
1.10 pm in the Cloister Room
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Bible Talks
'Who Killed Jesus'
Please click HERE for details of the Lent 2010 series of talks.
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Donations are invited for the work of
the Cathedral’s Education Department
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Saturday 13 March
7.30 pm
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Chester Music Society
Dvorak STABAT MATER
Chester Music Society Choir
Liverpool Sinfonia
Joanne Dexter Soprano
Jeannette Ager Mezzo-soprano
Oliver White Tenor
Neil Baker Baritone
Graham Jordan Ellis Conductor
The 'Stabat Mater Dolorosa' is a 13th century poem which describes Mary grieving beside the cross. It has been set to music by many composers over the centuries but Dvorak's version holds a special place as the most symphonic and the one most clearly written by a classical composer. |
Tickets:
£16, £12 Nave:numbered, reserved
£6 Aisles: Unreserved, restricted view
Reduced prices available.
07805 475 816, or from the Tourist office on 0845 241 7868, or on the door.
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Saturday 10 April
7.30 pm
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The City of Chester Male Voice Choir
123rd Festival Concert in support of
'Help for Heroes'
featuring
The Band of the Prince of Wales Division
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Tickets:
£15 Reserved
£10 Unreserved (Restricted view)
In person at the Cathedral Box Office Tel: 01244 500959
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Saturday
24 April
7.30 pm
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Chester Philharmonic Orchestra
BEETHOVEN
Excerpts from The Creatures of Prometheus Op 43
HAYDN
Cello Concerto No. 1 in C
BEETHOVEN
Symphony No. 7 in A Op 92 |
Richard Howarth Conductor
Mikhail Nemtsov Cello |
Reserved seats: £15
(concessions £12)
Unreserved seats: £10 and £8
School children and students: £5
Tickets from
Box Office (tel: 0151 6321633; email: boxoffice@chesterphilorchestra.co.uk),
Chester Tourist Office (tel: 01244 402111; email: tis@chester.gov.uk), Orchestra Members & at the door
www.chesterphilorchestra.co.uk |
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Saturday 1 May
The Nave
7.30 pm
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'The Phantom of The Opera'
A special showing on the big screen of the iconic 1925 silent film 'The Phantom of the Opera' starring Lon Chaney and Mary Philbin, produced by Carl Laemmle.
The film will be accompanied by improvisation at the organ by the world renowned performer, David Briggs.
A true 'not-to-be-missed' event!
For further information on the performance, please click here
For a copy of the poster, please click here |
VIP Tickets, including front row seat and a post concert reception with David Briggs
£20.00
Nave £12.50
West Steps £10.00
View Seating Plan
In person at the Cathedral Box Office or phone 01244 500959
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Saturday
22 May
7.00 pm
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Chester Cathedral Nave Choir and
The Eighteenth Century Orchestra
Messiah by GF Handel
Please note that the full score will be performed.
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Tickets: £15.00
VIP Tickets (first 4 rows and including interval drinks and canapes) £25.00
In person from the Cathedral Box Office. Tel:01244 500959
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