Schumann - Overture, Scherzo and Finale

Dvorak - Czech Suite

Strauss - Overture & Dance Scene from Ariadne auf Naxos

Beethoven - Triple Concerto (soloists Shulah Oliver (violin), Rebecca Rose (cello), Tim Sidford))

Tickets £14 (£12 concessions),£2 (full time students and carers), available on the door.  Tea and cake will be served in the interval 

W. Byrd Mass in Four Parts (Gloria, Sanctus, Benedictus & Agnus Dei)

W. Byrd O Salutaris Hostia
T. Tallis O Nata Lux & Loquebantur
R. Parsons Ave Maria
Folk songs Pastime with Good Company, Greensleeves, Lisa
Laan, Loch Lomond
Madrigals Matona Mia Cara, The Silver Swan (Lassus), Now is the Month of Maying (Gibbons)

Close Harmony introduced on the evening, including the chance to hear Christopher Monks sing in the group!

Fifteen years ago, we recorded our first CD on a shoe string budget in one day. It was intended as a record of the first touring programme created by the group, but ended up being a best seller. Played regularly by Radio 3 and Classic FM, it launched the Consort firmly along the path which has led to our success.

The first half of the programme will transport you to the sounds of an English 16th century mass, whilst in a more informal second half, you will be entertained with the lighter side of music from the last 500 years. Through madrigals, folk songs and close harmony, and the chance to mingle with the performers over a glass of wine, it is the perfect way to end the summer.

Following the sell-out success of our first 'Intimate Evenings' in 2017, early booking is recommended.

Opening Concert of International String Quartet series

Respighi    The Birds

Crusell       Clarinet Concerto No 2

Beethoven  Symphony No 8

Nic Fallowfield  Conductor

Neil Aston   Solo Clarinet

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Respighi    The Birds

Crusell       Clarinet Concerto No 2

Beethoven  Symphony No 8

Nic Fallowfield  Conductor

Neil Aston   Solo Clarinet

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Respighi    The Birds

Crusell       Clarinet Concerto No 2

Beethoven  Symphony No 8

Nic Fallowfield  Conductor

Neil Aston   Solo Clarinet

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Opening of annual winter season of early music concerts

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Mark Swinton - St Mary's, Warwick

Oriflamme Wind ensemble

Director Antoine Mitchell

Jean Francaix Le Gai Paris 

soloist David Pugh trumpet

Florent Schmidt Chanson et Scherzo

soloist Anton Rosenfeld

Dvorak Serenade for Winds in d minor

A concert to commemorate the end of WW1.

Conductor Julian Harris

Reader David Troughton

Fine Arts Brass

Tickets £12.50 & £17.50

Carleton Etherington - Tewkesbury Abbey

Take a short time to reflect and remember with the help of music and words.

Da Capo will sing the movements of the Duarte Lobo Missa Pro Defunctis interspersed with thought-provoking readings.

45 minutes of peace and reflection at the end of the day.

Collegium Warwick

Faure Requiem

Handel "Messiah" 

complete performance in aid of "Zoe's Place" Baby Hospice, Coventry CV7 9JG

Coventry Philharmonic Choir

Oriflamme

Conductor Antoine Mitchell

Victoria Adams soprano

Urszula Bock mezzo soprano

Richard Lloyd Owen tenor

Wesley Biggs baritone

Leamington Chamber Orchestra in conjunction with Great War author Andrew Hamilton present an afternoon of music by four composers who fell in the First World War. Pieces by Leamington-born William Denis Browne, George Butterworth, Cecil Coles, and F.S. Kelly will be interspersed with readings and biographies of the composers. 

This community performance to commemorate the centenary of Armistice Day will be the musical highlight of the Warwick Poppies tribute. Readings of World War I poetry will be interleaved with the music to explore the themes of prayer, anguish and salvation that permeate Duruflé's Requiem.

Some of Warwick's finest musicians combine forces to form the Warwick Poppies Chorus and Foundation Poppies Ensemble in this collaborative presentation of Duruflé's masterpiece, under the baton of Alex Laing.

Da Capo Chamber Choir, the Gentlemen of St Mary's Choir, King's High School Senior Choir and other friends form the Chorus, while the Poppies Ensemble comprises senior pupils and professionals from the Warwick Foundation schools.

Second of monthly early music concerts in winter season

Florence Lloyd - clarinet - King's High School, Warwick

Children's concert

Excerpts from the evening's programme with rhymes, stories and action songs.

Conductor Dan Watson

Soloist  Anton Clarke

Debussy:  Prelude a l'apres-midi d'un faun

Weber:  Clarinet Concerto No.1 

Berlioz:  Symphonie Fantastique

Conductor:  Dan Watson

Soloist:  Anton Clarke

Paul Leddington Wright conductor

FAURE : Requiem.

RUTTER : Gloria.

A concert to mark the end of the First World War. 

Faure Requiem in D minor Opus 48

Faure Cantique de Jean Racine Opus 11

Parry Songs of Farewell

Conductor: Jack Lovell

Leader: Alistair Kennedy

Programme of Czech music celebrating centenary of founding of Czechoslovakia season

Bach's Christmas Oratoria

Mark Swinton - St Mary's, Warwick

The Advent of Christmas

J.S. Bach | Advent Cantata (Wachet auf)

J.S. Bach | Brandenburg Concerto no 4

M.A. Charpentier | Messe de Minuit pour Noël

Armonico Consort & Orchestra

Director | Christopher Monks

The majesty of Bach and the exuberance of Charpentier create the perfect way to begin the festive celebrations.

Wachet Auf, the Advent Cantata, brings Bach’s most famous melody which has inspired composers, artists and even Lloyds Bank! Bach’s genius for melody and counterpoint found in the Cantata is paired with the delightful quirks of structure and instrumentation of his virtuosic Brandenburg Concerto no 4, written for violin, two ‘Flauti d’echo’, strings and continuo.

Charpentier captured all that was joyous about the French Baroque in his music. Messe de Minuit, written to celebrate Midnight Mass, contains his most effervescent choral writing; it is witty, engaging and melodious, and it is guaranteed to bring a smile to the face of any listener.

Kindly sponsored by Tim Coghlan and Braunston Marina

Warwick and Kenilworth Choral Society's traditional opening to the Christmas celebrations.

monthly early music series

Warwick and Kenilworth Choral Society's traditional opening to the Christmas celebrations.

     Christmas Starts here.  Something Old, Something New, Audience participation.

Christmas starts here! Join Da Capo for a wide range of traditional and modern Christmas music, featuring Charles Matthews on piano.

The beautiful church will be arranged with table seating, and you will be served with interval food and mulled wine for the unique Da Capo Christmas experience.

Conductor: John Adams

A highlight of the festive season, this enchanting evening will lift your spirits as we approach this magical time of the year. Join us in the stunning candlelit surroundings of the Collegiate Church of St Mary and enjoy a mix of seasonal favourites, well-known carols and new discoveries.

Kindly sponsored by David Phillips and Phillips and Becker Accountants Ltd.

Oliver Hancock - St Mary's, Warwick

Conductor Julian Harris

Festive Music and Readings