Saturday Concert Series – Vox Trinitas

Of All the Byrds

Prepare to be entertained by the lusty, loud and sometimes lewd singing of the Vox Trinitas vocal ensemble, who present musical dainties from the English Renaissance for chamber voices and small ensemble. This concert is inspired by the anniversary of the death of William Byrd but is guaranteed to be far from mournful, featuring a programme of comic animal songs by Byrd and his near contemporaries.

Booking a ticket helps Hull Minster to know how many people are coming but you are very welcome to drop by on the day!

Saturday Concert Series – North Ferriby Ladies Choir

North Ferriby Ladies Choir promises to sing a selection of feel good favourites with a great deal of style and panache.

Booking a ticket helps Hull Minster to know how many people are coming but you are very welcome to drop by on the day!

Saturday Concert Series – Classical Guitar Ensemble

Featuring music ranging from the Spanish and classical repertoire to arrangements of popular hits, The Classical Guitar Ensemble of the East Riding of Yorkshire promises to lightly serenade its audience in a way that only the classical guitar can.

The performance is FREE and will take place in the nave, lasting approximately 1 hour.

Booking a ticket helps Hull Minster to know how many people are coming but you are very welcome to drop by on the day!

The Saturday Concert Series is presented by Vox Trinitas as a vehicle to support local talent and the work of musicians at Hull Minster.

Saturday Concert Series – Rachel Dent

Harpist Rachel Dent performs delightful music of every musical persuasion, on both her pedal and lever harps.

The programme comprises:

La Source Alphonse Hasselmans
Grand Sonata in Eb Jan Ladislav Dussek
Prelude for Harp Herbert Howells
Sun Dance (from Santa Fe Suite) William Mathias
Two Movements from Epices Bernard Andres
Two Celtic Tunes Catriona McKay

Booking a ticket helps Hull Minster to know how many people are coming but you are very welcome to drop by on the day!

Mellow Cello

Up and coming cellist Tyler Wood presents a programme of chilled out cello classics. The perfect way to start a suitably sedentary Saturday.

The performance is FREE and will take place in the nave, lasting approximately 1 hour.

If you have access needs which you would like to discuss, please contact us on 01482 224460 so that we can make your experience as fulfilling as possible.

Booking a ticket helps us to know how many people are coming but you are very welcome to drop by on the day!

The Saturday Concert Series is presented by Vox Trinitas as a vehicle to support local talent and the work of musicians at Hull Minster.

Hull Minster C Mike Bartlett

Shadings: Piano & Electronics Recital

This afternoon’s recital will feature the premiere of a new work Shadings for piano and electronics.

Shadings was written in memoriam the composer Professor Helmut Bieler, who founded and led the contemporary music series “Zeit für Neue Musik” in Bayreuth.

Commissioned to perform there in March 2020, and upon the news of Professor Bieler’s passing in 2019, I wanted to compose a new work in thanks to his dedication to new and experimental music. I was kindly sent some of Professor Bieler’s last music sketches, which have been used as a basis for Shadings’s compositional ideas.

The premiere unfortunately had to be postponed on numerous occasions, as were so many other concerts during that time, and I am delighted to be able to present the work in Hull Minster this afternoon.

The title is an approximate translation of the German “Schattierungen”, the original title of this work.

Today’s programme will include other solo piano compositions and improvisations.

Simon-Mary Vincent is an Anglo-Hungarian performer and composer who constantly challenges the boundaries of genre and musical expression with a unique musical language

“Visionary and expressive”, “rich and surprising”, “an immersive experience”, her music has been performed worldwide and has attracted high praise and radio play from The Wire, International Piano, Jazz Journal, Avant Music News, BBC Radio and Resonance FM, among many others.

The performance is FREE and will take place in the nave, lasting approximately 1 hour.

If you have access needs which you would like to discuss, please contact us on 01482 224460 so that we can make your experience as fulfilling as possible.

Booking a ticket helps us to know how many people are coming but you are very welcome to drop by on the day!

The Saturday Concert Series is presented by Vox Trinitas as a vehicle to support local talent and the work of musicians at Hull Minster.

Louana Tranmer: Becoming Sane

The exceptional young soprano Louana Tranmer will take the audience on a journey, exploring depictions of insanity in the contemporary opera and musical theatre repertoires.

The performance is FREE and will take place in the nave, lasting approximately 1 hour.

If you have access needs which you would like to discuss, please contact us on 01482 224460 so that we can make your experience as fulfilling as possible.

Booking a ticket helps us to know how many people are coming but you are very welcome to drop by on the day!

The Saturday Concert Series is presented by Vox Trinitas as a vehicle to support local talent and the work of musicians at Hull Minster.

The Bitesize Big Band

Celebrating the Music of

Spice Fusion and all things Big Band

Featuring a ‘Live’ 12 Piece Big Band and Incredible Vocalists

This is a free event

Book your tickets now!

Eclectic Music: Top of the Poperas

Eclectic Music will return to the Minster along with several fabulous local opeaticc starts are bringing you a whole host of opera’s most well known and loved arias, duets and overtures.

Expect to hear music by Puccini, Verdi, Strauss, Bizet, Tchaikovsky, Donizetti and more!

 

A Christmas Spectacular

With a cast of 400 musicians and singers, the biggest Christmas show of it’s kind in Yorkshire, is an extravaganza of non-stop singing, dancing, music, humour and joy.

This spectacular show is guaranteed to impress. Enjoy a feast of festive music, old and new, at the beautiful Hull City Hall. Featuring the region’s largest choir along with their special guests, The Driffield Silver band (one of the UK’s oldest bands), this event will ensure your Christmas spirit is super charged, ready to kick off the festive season with a bang!

Tea dance with Blackpool Tower Organist

Dance the afternoon away at the Hull City Hall with renowned Blackpool Tower Organist John Bowdler playing all your favourites, including ballroom, sequence and Latin.

Please note: Price includes tea and biscuits served at the interval.

In Time of War

Hull Bach Choir and Orchestra are performing Hadyn’s In Time of War at Trinity Methodist Church, Hull

Together with Te Deum, written to celebrate Nelson’s victory.

Insanae et vanae curae and the String Quarter op 76 no.2

Conducted by Julian Savory

Glories of Venice

Hull Choral Union presents Glories of Venice at Trinity Methodist Church.

Vivaldi: Introduction and Gloria in D

Astorga: Stabat Mater

Monteverdi: Beatus Vir

Conductor is Paul Dewhirst with soloists Elaine Dave, Joanna Gamble, Stephen Newlove, Richard Cresshall & the HCU Orchestra

Hull Music Service Spring Concert

Middleton Hall presents Hull Music Service Spring Concert featuring, The Albemarle Youth Orchestra, The Albemarle Chamber Ensemble and Percussion Ensemble.

The Flying Dutchman Operaupclose

In a new orchestration by Laura Bowler and new English version by Glyn Maxwell, based on an original concept by Lucy Bradley

OperaUpClose (★★★★ “Compelling, striking music theatre of considerable integrity and force” The Guardian), in partnership with Manchester Camerata (‘Britain’s most adventurous orchestra’, The Times), present Wagner’s The Flying Dutchman. Newly re-imagined for our times, poet and novelist Glyn Maxwell’s English libretto with award winning Laura Bowler’s 8-piece chamber orchestration, depicts an island nation struggling with its identity in a world of displaced people. This production features recordings of community choirs from across the UK alongside a cast of internationally renowned opera singers and players.

OperaUpClose is an ambitious, collaborative touring opera company with an on-going mission to improve the availability, relevance and reach of the art form. We distil the essence of classic operas into new, contemporary, English language works with their own artistic integrity and excellence. We create new commissions alongside bold interpretations of established material, touring innovatively staged, affordable productions to theatres, as well as less traditional performance spaces, across the country. We are proud to be the only resident opera company in the South-West, based at the dynamic cultural hub MAST, Southampton, making opera a central part of a diverse theatrical landscape for the UK.

Manchester Camerata is a registered charity working and performing in Manchester and worldwide since 1972. Be it opening Glastonbury festival in front of 40,000 people or working intimately in care homes with people living with dementia, we believe in the transformative and connecting nature of music. To achieve our artistic excellence and forward-thinking ethos, collaboration is at the heart of everything we do. Led by our visionary Music Director, Gábor Takács-Nagy, we collaborate with diverse international artists, from New Order to Martha Argerich to Aziz Ibrahim to Lewis Capaldi.

Singing Workshop & Performance by Dominic Stitchbury & Ben See

Sing Workshops (2pm – 4pm)

Join amazing singers & choir leaders Ben & Dom for an afternoon of fun & uplifting harmony singing.

Ben & Dom will teach a selection of easy-to-pickup songs in a fun and inclusive way.

No previous singing experience is required.

The singing workshops are Free or voluntary donation on the door. Workshop participants will receive a discount on a ticket for the evening performance.

Evening Performance (7.15pm)

You are invited to extend your day, to experience an evening concert featuring this singing duo’s intricate & moving vocal sound as they perform a collection of songs drawing from their own material and arrangements of their favourite classics. Their thoughtful lyrics touch on friendship, nature and what it means for two men to sing together in this modern day.

The evening will be supported by Freedom Chorus’ Men’s Chorus, and local acapella group Answers on a Postcard. Workshop participants will receive a discount on a ticket for the evening performance, and be invited to join in with the duo in the evening’s rousing finale.