Messiah Excerpts

Part of Bristol Choral Society concert season 2019/20

Venue:

Redmaids' High School
Time:

17:00
Date:

Sat 21 Dec 2019

Tickets for this event will be available online until 10:00 Sat 20 Dec 2019. Tickets will be available on the door with cash or card payments accepted.

Following on from Bristol Choral Society’s popular bite-sized concerts for younger audience members, the choir continue with Messiah Excerpts.

Intended as a sequel to the afternoon’s performance, this concert for older children and families is perfect for those who would like a little more information about the Handel’s Messiah, as well as adults who would appreciate a shorter version of Handel’s Messiah without losing the old favourites.

This is a Bristol Choral Society concert taking place at Redland Hall, Redmaids’ High School, Westbury Rd, Bristol BS9 3AW

Programme

Handel – Messiah

Hilary Campbell – Conductor
Charlotte Richardson – Soprano
TBC – Tenor

Ticket Discounts

Under 14s Free

Under 25s £5.00 incl. booking fee

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Bristol Choral Society

Bristol Choral Society is one of the South West’s premier symphony choruses and has been performing at Colston Hall since the choir was founded in 1889. The ensemble has a membership of approximately 160 auditioned singers, and always presents an exciting programme of music, while teaming up with world renowned soloists and professional orchestras under the direction of their conductor, Hilary Campbell. In the past the choir has accepted engagements from the Philharmonia Orchestra and the BBC National Orchestra of Wales.

As a society the ensemble contributes significantly to the Bristol music scene through their ‘come and sing’ events, community outreach and apprentice scheme, which aims to develop the skills of young singers, exposing them to a wide range of music. BCS also regularly stages concerts for children, showcasing classical choral music in an informal and accessible way.

Bristol Ensemble

Bristol Ensemble is a professional chamber orchestra, formed in 1994 by violinist Roger Huckle (originally called the Emerald Ensemble). They’re best known for their work with film and media, and their contemporary music project – Elektrostatic.

Bristol Ensemble also carries out various community outreach programmes in schools, colleges and for the elderly. They’ve recorded for TV and film, notably the BBC Natural History Unit. Bristol Ensemble is in residence at University of Bristol.

Messiah Excerpts

Part of Bristol Choral Society concert season 2019/20

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