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Join Andrea Brown, and the Exeter Festival Chorus, with virtuosic piano accompaniment from Peter Adcock, to sing Bach's sacred masterpiece the St John Passion. An intimate work distilling Jesus' suffering and sacrifice in a direct narrative. The day ends with a cameo performance to which friends and family are invited.
Tickets will are available for 25 (10 for U18 and students), including coffee and cake.Score hire (Barenreiter) for 3 (with same day 10 returnable deposit).
Led by Andrea Brown
Evangelist (Tenor) - TBA
Accompanist - Peter Adcock
Our popular annual choral workshop is an open invitation for singers from far and wide to join us in a day's exploration and cameo performance of J.S. Bach's St John Passion in central Exeter.Directed by Andrea Brown and accompanied by Peter Adcock, you will be assured of a warm and friendly welcome in a modern and comfortable venue in central Exeter.There is a disabled ramp and easy access to all areas. Blue badge spaces can be reserved on request.Light refreshments are included during breaks.The day will end with an informal performance from 4 to 5pm, to which family and friends are invited.The excellent central location of the venue means easy access to nearby car parking, and park and ride stops. Nearby shops, cafes and restaurants provide a choice of lunch options and there is also a seating area at the church to relax and enjoy your own picnic lunch if desired.Registration and coffee: 9.30am-10.00amSession 1: 10.00am-11.20amBreak: 11.20am-11.40amSession 2: 11.40am-1.00pmLunch break: 1.00pm-2.20pm (note: lunch is not included)Session 3: 2.20pm-3.40pmBreak: 3.40pm-4.00pmCameo performance: 4.00pm-5.00pm
If the workshop sells out, ticket applicants will be put on a waiting list and will be contacted if places become available.
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Standard | £10.00 |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
| Come and Sing Choral Workshop - J.S. Bach, St John Passion (16 Jan 2027) | ||
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| Day | Times | |
| Saturday | 09:30 | |
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