Services and Events at Bristol Cathedral in July and August

Services and Events taking place this month are as follows; for more information please ring above number or click on 'more information' link.

Tuesday 1st July
1.15pm Recital – Paul Walton (Organ)
Admission Free

Saturday 5th July
7.30pm Black Dyke Band - Director: Nicholas Childs
The world's most celebrated brass band presents a programme of music to suit all tastes, including Elgar's Seven Suite and the finale of the 'Organ' Symphony by Saint-Saens
Sponsored by Wessex Water
Tickets available from Providence Music: Tel: 0117 927 6536 at £12/£10/£8

Tuesday 8th July
1.15pm Recital – David Jernigan (Organ)
Admission Free

Thursday 10th July
7.30pm Ascendance Rep

Tuesday 29th July
1.15pm The Munday Consort
Free Admission

Tuesday 5th August
1.15pm Severn Meadows
Diana Lee: Bassoon, Mark Lee: Piano, Gareth Treseder: Tenor
Music written around and about the River Severn by Ivor Gurney, Vaughan WIlliams, Edward Elgar and a premiere performance of Cyrano by Philip Wilby
Free Admission

Saturday 9th August
3.30pm Normandy Veterans Service

Tuesday 12th August
1.15pm Brett Baker: Trombone
International soloist Brett Baker returns to his roots in the Forest of Dean with a selection of musical favourites including Vaughan Williams Studies on English Folksong
Free Admission

Sunday 17th August
7.30pm Concert by the Grenadier Guards

Tuesday 19th August
1.15pm Jubilate Singers
A summer's day concert of classics from the English Choral Tradition
Free Admission

Thursday 21st August
7.30pm Eleanor Fagg - Violin (a Countess of Munster young violin)
and the Cathedral Players (Director: John Davenport)
Bristol Cathedral's traditional Summer Concert includes Vaughan Williams's The Lark Ascending and Bach's Violin Concerto in E major.
Tickets from Providence Music: Tel: 0117 927 6536 at £10 (£8 concessions)

Tuesday 26th August
1.15pm A Cathedral Quartet
Messiaen: Quatuor pour la fin du temps
A wartime classic addressing the ultimate spiritual journey
Roger Huckle: Violin, Juliet McCarthy: Cello, Ingrid McLean: Clarinet, Wendy Wilby: Piano
Free Admission

Venue

Bristol Cathedral, Central Bristol

Dates

Date 1 Jul 2008 - 31 Aug 2008

Road Directions

Follow the M32. The Cathedral is located on College Green in the centre of the city at the bottom of Park Street next to the Marriott Royal Hotel and opposite the Council House. It is well signposted, but if in doubt find the At-Bristol complex on the harbourside and the Cathedral is on the opposite side of the road.

Public Transport Directions

By train: Bristol is on the main-line routes from London and the Cross-Country main-line from Birmingham and the north east. Buses 8 and 9 run directly from Bristol Temple Meads station to College Green at very regular intervals. Alternatively, Bristol Ferry runs from Temple Meads to the dockside in the centre, just a five minute walk from the Cathedral.

 Facilities

Provider Preferences

• In town/city centre

Accessibility

• Accessible to Wheelchair Users
• Ramp/Level Access