Apart from singing choral services during term time, the Choir also tour and sing in concerts in the Chapel.
This is the opening services of the Aldeburgh Festival, which this year marks the centenary of Britten's birth. The service will be led by Revd Canon Nigel Hartley, and the new Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, will be guest preacher.
King’s College Choir directed by Stephen Cleobury
Tickets were free of charge and have now all been allocated. See the Aldeburgh Festival website.
Programme includes Vivaldi's Gloria. Details to be announced.
The King's Men (formerly Collegium Regale) sing a wide array of close harmony arrangements from punts on the River Cam. Sit on the bank behind the Chapel, bring a picnic and enjoy a quintessentially Cambridge event.
Tickets: £10, students £5, children under 12 free (please ask for a free children's ticket). You can buy tickets from the Shop at King’s, King's Parade, Cambridge (tel: 01223 769 340). Please note that payments by credit and debit card are subject to a £2 booking fee. You can also buy tickets online.
Jennifer Pike
Beethoven’s Mass in C follows in the tradition of Haydn's last great mass settings. It is followed by the monumental violin concerto. Jennifer Pike is a rising star, a decade after winning the BBC Young Musician of the Year.
Jennifer Pike, violin
King’s College Choir
Philharmonia Orchestra
Stephen Cleobury, conductor
Tickets £40, £30, £22, £18 (unsighted, student standby £5), available from the Shop at King’s, King's Parade, Cambridge (tel: 01223 769 340), or from the online shop. Please note that payments by credit and debit card are subject to a £2 booking fee. Alternatively, you can download a booking form and return it to the Shop at King's, King's Parade, Cambridge. View the seating plan.
King's College Choir accompanied by a local orchestra and soprano, conducted by Stephen Cleobury.
Booking details: http://www.chncpa.org/ens/#
Booking details: Sha Tin Town Hall website.
King's College Choir accompanied by a local orchestra and soprano, conducted by Stephen Cleobury.
King's College Choir accompanied by a local orchestra and soprano, conducted by Stephen Cleobury.
See the Esplanade website.
Booking details: Muziekgebouw website.
Booking details to be announced.
The Choir will sing at the Windsor Festival. Details to be announced.
King’s College Choir
Britten Sinfonia
Stephen Cleobury, conductor
Andrew Kennedy, tenor
Lucy Wakeford, harp
Booking details: Birmingham Town Hall & Symphony Hall website.
King’s College Choir
Britten Sinfonia
Stephen Cleobury, conductor
James Gilchrist, tenor
TBC, harp
Booking details: Barbican website.
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