Upcoming Events
N.B. For concerts taking place on a Sunday, bookings via Cambridge Live will close at 5pm the day before (Saturday). Tickets will still be available on the door.
Festival of the Voice
Thursday 10 May – Sunday 13 May 2018
A celebration of choral repertoire in the hallowed chapels of St John’s College, King's College and Gonville & Caius College Cambridge, our 2018 Festival of the Voice (10–13 May) showcases exceptional home-grown talent which is now internationally regarded.
The Festival opens on Thursday 10 May with a performance by the Fieri Consort, winners of the Cambridge Early Music Prize at the 2017 York Early Music Festival Young Artist Competition.
The Marian Consort perform on 11 and 12 May, and we also welcome Spanish ensemble Musica Ficta and their charismatic director Raúl Mallavibarrena.
Especially for festival week, services by the world renowned choirs of St John’s College, Gonville & Caius College and King’s College feature works by the greatest composers of the Renaissance and Baroque.
A prelude to the Festival will be provided on Saturday 5 May by Professor Deborah Howard, who will give a talk at Hughes Hall on the architecture of sacred spaces in Venice.
TICKETS: £5.00 to £23.00 (FREE under-18s)
Thursday 10 May – Sunday 13 May 2018
A celebration of choral repertoire in the hallowed chapels of St John’s College, King's College and Gonville & Caius College Cambridge, our 2018 Festival of the Voice (10–13 May) showcases exceptional home-grown talent which is now internationally regarded.
The Festival opens on Thursday 10 May with a performance by the Fieri Consort, winners of the Cambridge Early Music Prize at the 2017 York Early Music Festival Young Artist Competition.
The Marian Consort perform on 11 and 12 May, and we also welcome Spanish ensemble Musica Ficta and their charismatic director Raúl Mallavibarrena.
Especially for festival week, services by the world renowned choirs of St John’s College, Gonville & Caius College and King’s College feature works by the greatest composers of the Renaissance and Baroque.
A prelude to the Festival will be provided on Saturday 5 May by Professor Deborah Howard, who will give a talk at Hughes Hall on the architecture of sacred spaces in Venice.
TICKETS: £5.00 to £23.00 (FREE under-18s)
The Friends of Cambridge Early Music have joined up with the Hughes Hall Music Society to found Insight, a series of early music events with a difference, taking place in The Pavilion Room, Hughes Hall, Mortimer Road, Cambridge CB1 2EW.
The next event is the talk mentioned above, to be given at 6pm on 5 May by Professor Deborah Howard, who will speak on the architecture of sacred spaces in Venice. Tickets are free but booking is essential; please contact friends@cambridgeearlymusic.org or telephone 01223 411762.
Jennie Hawks
Chairman, Friends of Cambridge Early Music
The next event is the talk mentioned above, to be given at 6pm on 5 May by Professor Deborah Howard, who will speak on the architecture of sacred spaces in Venice. Tickets are free but booking is essential; please contact friends@cambridgeearlymusic.org or telephone 01223 411762.
Jennie Hawks
Chairman, Friends of Cambridge Early Music
