Christmas Concert
Clothworkers Consort of Leeds presents a concert of music for Advent and Christmas.
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Clothworkers Consort of Leeds presents a concert of music for Advent and Christmas.
Clothworkers Consort of Leeds joins with Skipton Camerata under the direction of Ben Crick for a performance of Handel's most popular oratorios. Soloists: Soprano: Helen Latham Alto: Daisy Mitchell Tenor: Alexander Kyle Bass: Ross McInroy Tickets can be booked here: https://skiptontownhall.co.uk/whats-on/skipton-camerata-handels-messiah/
As part of the conference Music and the Arts in France -- 1925: Anniversaries and Confluences, the Clothworkers Consort of Leeds sings a programme of music by French composers from the first half of the twentieth century. Claude Debussy, Trois chansons de Charles d’Orléans André Caplet, Inscriptions champêtres Maurice Ravel, Trois Chansons
Join Clothworkers Consort of Leeds to finish off your week and the term with a concert of a capella choral music.
Clothworkers Consort sing a programme of choral music for Advent and Christmas, with special guest, baritone soloist Leslie John Flanagan.
Clothworkers Consort of Leeds joins Skipton Camerata under the direction of Ben Crick for a performance of Handel’s great oratorio.
Clothworkers Concert of Leeds offers a programme of choral music featuring Darius Milhaud’s arresting Naissance de Vénus, Paul Hindemith’s Six Chansons, The Musgrave’s Four Madrigals and works by Copland, Dello Joio and Hennagin.
CCL joins Leeds Haydn Players for a performance of Mozart’s Requiem. The concert, directed by Melvin Tan, also includes the overture to Cosi fan tutte and and the Haffner Symphony
A programme of choral music for Advent and Christmas featuring works by Johannes Brahms, Michael Praetorius, Peter Warlock and Derri Joseph Lewis, along with traditional favourites and modern classics.
Clothworkers Consort of Leeds joins Skipton Camerata under the direction of Ben Crick, with soloists Jennifer Clark, Katie Sharpe, Michael Jones and White Mills for a performance of Handel’s great oratorio.