To celebrate 50 years since we began in Wetherby, we will sing a selection of songs from our past concerts - music through the ages, to include sacred, modern and folk song arrangements, and featuring Vivaldi’s Gloria with string and organ accompaniment, and a piece specially commissioned for our anniversary, 'My Voice' by Paul Chamberlain.
Musical Masterpieces from an elegant era!
This programme of glorious 18th-century Baroque music is sure to raise the spirits.
Bach, Handel, Corelli, Scarlatti and Buxtehude each get to strut their stuff, displaying all the beauty, grace and emotional depth for which this period's music is known.
St Peter's Singers are delighted to welcome Manchester Baroque who will bring their period instruments and historically-informed performance skills to make this concert truly a delight and one to remember.
Composer Emily Levy and Writer-Director Mella Faye present an unflinching, heartfelt and uplifting exploration of love, loss and survival.
Music, dance and recorded interviews from conversations across the UK are richly layered by a world class ensemble of musicians, dancers and actors to create an extraordinary elegy to the power of story and human connection. Me Without You celebrates those we’ve lost and those of us who are still here.
To celebrate World Refugee Day, join British-Lebanese singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Maya Youssef as she performs music from her latest album, Finding Home.
Hailed as “queen of the qanun,” the 78-stringed Middle Eastern plucked zither, Maya’s intense and thoughtful music is rooted in the Arabic classical tradition but forges pathways into jazz, Western classical and Latin styles.
Get In The Mood and join us for a swingin’ night of nostalgia and music. Step back in time and immerse yourself in the enchanting world of the 1940s with the 16-piece, Leeds-based Northern Swing Orchestra and special guests, The Honeybirds. This is the ultimate big band show that you won’t want to miss!
The Northern Swing Orchestra, known for its captivating performances and exceptional musicianship, will take centre stage to deliver a showstopping performance that pays homage to the golden age of big band music.
Marty Wilde is a British legend of music.
Marty began his career in 1957 with his first UK chart hit Endless Sleep and was one of the first British singers to play a leading part in that early formative and ground-breaking rock ‘n’ roll years. Today he celebrates eight decades as a hit recording artist and songwriter (hits for Kim Wilde, Status Quo, and Tom Jones)