Welcome. Salisbury July 2018

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1 Salisbury July 2018

2 All events are in the Cathedral unless otherwise stated. Salisbury July 2018 Welcome We are delighted to invite you to the Southern Cathedrals Festival, held in the beautiful setting of Salisbury Cathedral, Salisbury Cathedral School and the Church of St Thomas in the city centre marks the 100th anniversary of the end of the Great War and some of the music of the Festival reflects this evocative and important theme. We also mark the 100th anniversary of the death of Hubert Parry, a giant figure in the revival of English church music. A lecture recital exploring Elgar s chamber works dating from 1918 will take place in the Cathedral School on the Thursday, and on the same day, the boys and men of the three Cathedrals will give an afternoon concert of music and poetry, with the war theme interspersed with three of Bach s virtuosic motets. The Saturday concert has as its main work Brahms sublime Requiem. The Festival is all about sharing liturgy and worship as well as music. There are five services (one to be recorded by the BBC), three Youth in Music concerts, three major choral concerts and three Late Night Bach by Candlelight piano recitals plus an organ recital by the former Assistant Director of Music at Salisbury Cathedral, Daniel Cook. On the Friday evening, the girl choristers from Salisbury and Winchester and men from the three Cathedrals perform beautiful music by Handel and Purcell with a period instruments orchestra. We cherish the friendship between our three Cathedrals, a family to which our musicians, patrons, worshippers and audience members belong. We look forward to sharing the Southern Cathedrals Festival with you. WEDNESDAY 18 JULY 5.30pm Choral Evensong The Girl Choristers of Salisbury Cathedral 9.15pm Late Night Bach 1 Alistair Watson French Suites 1 & 2 THURSDAY 19 JULY 11am Elgar, the Great War and Wood Magic Cathedral School Dr Steven Halls, Chairman, The Elgar Society Elgar Piano Quintet and Violin Sonata David Halls/Daphne Moody/Jenny Knights/ George White/Bryony Moody 1.30pm Concert with Poetry Come, Jesus, come Bach motets and music by Elgar and Ireland War Poetry Sonia Woolley 4pm Youth in Music 1 Cathedral School Lingling Bao-Smith Voice Peter Grove Piano 6pm BBC Choral Evensong The combined Girl Choristers of Salisbury and Winchester and Gentlemen of the three Cathedrals 7pm Patrons and Sponsors Reception 8pm Organ Recital with Big Screen Daniel Cook Music by Bach, Parry, Widor and Willan David Halls Charles Harrison Andrew Lumsden Salisbury Cathedral Chichester Cathedral Winchester Cathedral pm Late Night Bach 2 Peter Grove French Suites 3 & 4 3

3 FRIDAY 20 JULY 10am 2pm 5pm Choral Mattins The Boy Choristers and Lay Clerks of Winchester Cathedral Youth in Music 2 Cathedral School Sumei Bao-Smith Voice Peter Grove Piano Choral Evensong The Boy Choristers and Lay Vicars of Chichester Cathedral 7pm Concert With Period Instruments Orchestra led by Margaret Faultless The combined Girl Choristers of Salisbury and Winchester and Gentlemen of the three Cathedrals Handel Coronation Anthems Purcell Te Deum and Jubilate 9.15pm Late Night Bach 3 David Halls French Suites 5 & 6 SATURDAY 21 JULY 11am Festival Eucharist The Combined Boy Choristers and Gentlemen of the three Cathedrals Preacher The Very Revd Mark Bonney, Dean of Ely 12.45pm The White Hart Festival Lunch 2pm Youth in Music 3 St Thomas s Church Outreach Choirs led by Cathy Lamb Director of Music Outreach, Lichfield Cathedral School 6pm Concert With the combined Choristers and Gentlemen of the three Cathedrals, Salisbury Cathedral Chamber Choir and La Folia Orchestra Elgar Lux aeterna Kelly Elegy in memoriam Rupert Brooke Brahms Ein Deutsches Requiem LATE NIGHT BACH BY CANDLELIGHT On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, there is an opportunity to enjoy the candlelit stillness of the Cathedral, which provides a perfect setting for Bach s music. The French Suites will be played on the Cathedral s fine Blüthner concert grand piano. You can enjoy a glass of wine or fruit juice in The Bar Rest (Cathedral Refectory) before or after the concert which is included in the price of your ticket. Peter Grove Alistair Watson SUNDAY 22 JULY The Choirs of Chichester and Winchester sing services in their own Cathedrals today, the last day of each choir s year. Services here in Salisbury will be sung by the Boy and Girl Choristers and Lay Vicars am The Eucharist Mozart Coronation Mass 3pm Choral Evensong Dyson in D Parry Blest pair of Sirens Howells Te Deum 4 5 David Halls

4 HOSPITALITY SATURDAY 21 JULY 12.45pm THE WHITE HART FESTIVAL LUNCH The White Hart Hotel is situated just outside The Close and is five minutes walk from the Cathedral. Menu Warm brie and asparagus tartlet Roast sirloin of beef with Yorkshire pudding and seasonal vegetables Broad bean and garden pea risotto (Vegetarian option) Lemon meringue roulade with berry compote Freshly-brewed coffee or tea Price including wine This must be pre-booked with SCF by 30 June 2018 Please note tickets are limited THE BAR REST The Bar Rest is open to all during the SCF, being located in the award-winning Cathedral Refectory. During the Festival there is a breakfast of orange juice, bacon roll and coffee ( 6.25); evening suppers which can be pre-booked ( for one, for two courses); deli take-away offerings and for the Late Night Bach by Candlelight concerts, The Bar Rest offers wine by the glass ( 4.50) and other drinks and a cheese platter with fruit ( 6.25). Wednesday 18 July: The Bar Rest: 8.30pm to 10.30pm Thursday 19 July: SCF Breakfast: 9.30am to 10.10am Evening Supper: 5.00pm to 6.00pm Deli offering: 7.00pm to 8.00pm The Bar Rest: 8.30pm to 10.30pm Friday 20 July: SCF Breakfast: 9.30am to 10.10am Evening Supper: 5.30pm to 6.45pm The Bar Rest: 8.30pm to 11.00pm Saturday 21 July: SCF Breakfast: 9.30am to 10.10am THE REFECTORY RESTAURANT Open Mondays to Saturdays 9.30am 5.30pm Sundays 9.30am 5.00pm (last orders 15 mins before closing time) We offer a selection of homemade cakes, traybakes, freshly-baked scones and pastries with aromatic fair-trade coffee. Between 12 noon and 2.00pm you can enjoy a choice of homemade soups, a selection of deli style sandwiches, toasties and panini or for those hungrier souls we offer hot meat baguettes or hot dishes of the day with a selection of fresh homemade salads. You can contact the Refectory on or refectory@salcath.co.uk 6 THE FESTIVAL PROGRAMME Full details of all services and concerts will be given in the Programme. This will contain a plan of The Close, its surroundings, including the location of St Thomas s Church, the White Hart Hotel, the Cathedral School and the Festival Box Office during the Festival. From Monday 2 July the Programme may be purchased from the three Cathedral shops at Chichester, Salisbury and Winchester or vouchers exchanged at Salisbury Cathedral shop. From 18 July, the Programme may also be obtained at the Festival Box Office, Ladywell 33a The Close. Separate orders of service will be available for all sung Cathedral services. VENUES, PROGRAMMING AND VISIBILITY All concerts and events will be held in the Cathedral unless otherwise indicated. The published programme is subject to alteration. There may be some seats where visibility is limited by reason of the architecture of the venue. ST THOMAS S CHURCH St Thomas s Church is approximately eight minutes walk from the Close via the High Street. There is no parking at the church but nearby car parks are detailed under Car Parking in this brochure. FACILITIES FOR THE DISABLED The Cathedral, St Thomas s Church and the White Hart Hotel are accessible to those in wheelchairs or with other disabilities. The concerts in the Cathedral School are on the first floor, which is only accessible via a wide staircase. Toilets are available at the Cathedral off the Cathedral Cloisters and St Thomas s Church with wheelchair access but not at the Cathedral School. A loop system is in operation for the spoken word at St Thomas s Church and the Cathedral. 7

5 CAR PARKING Public car parks near the Cathedral are situated in New Street (closes at 8pm) and Crane Bridge Road. More distant car parks are in Brown Street, Salt Lane and the Central Car Park. There is no free public parking available in the Cathedral Close but spaces are available at 7 per day. A limited number of Patrons permits at a cost of 15 each will be available for parking in the Cathedral Close. The permit will be issued for the duration of the Festival and a specific vehicle; it is not transferable and vehicles will be parked at their owners risk. Applications for permits should be made in writing to: SCF, Patrons Parking, Wyndham House, 65 The Close, Salisbury, SP1 2EN with the vehicle registration number, a cheque for 15 made payable to SCF and a stamped self-addressed envelope. VISITOR INFORMATION Further copies of this booking brochure are available from following the link at: southerncathedralsfestival.org.uk or salisburycathedral.org.uk PATRONS OF THE FESTIVAL All supporters of the Festival are warmly invited to become Patrons. The benefits of becoming a Patron include: Priority booking for all concerts and social events. An invitation to each Patron to a Patrons and Sponsors event at each Festival. If you are unable to attend the Festival, a copy of the programme containing detailed notes about the music and performers will be sent on request after the Festival. The minimum annual subscription is 25 (which is made more valuable to the SCF through the Gift Aid Scheme). If making a purchase by telephone and wishing to gift aid please tell Salisbury Playhouse Box Office at the time of booking. For further details, please contact the Patrons Secretary, Piers Armstrong via the Contact Us tab on the Patrons website: scfpatrons.co.uk or telephone PATRONS HAVE PRIORITY BOOKING UNTIL 16 MAY (4 tickets per subscription per event) BOOKING FORM Please return this form, with payment to: Salisbury Playhouse Box Office, Malthouse Lane, Salisbury SP2 7RA PERSONAL DETAILS Name... Address Post Code Telephone... PATRONS Please note that all Patrons priority bookings must be made using this form. I am already a Patron. I would like to become a Patron and will pay my Patrons subscription of 25 with this booking. (Should you wish to increase your subscription over and above 25 that would be appreciated.) I am a UK taxpayer so please claim Gift Aid on my subscription. Signed... Date... PAYMENT I enclose a cheque payable to Salisbury Playhouse. Please leave the amount (figures and words) blank and cross with the words An amount not exceeding... which will be the total on your booking form, if all the chosen tickets are available. Card Details Visa Mastercard Maestro Card Number Start Security Code Expiry Name on card... General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) The information you supply will be held by Southern Cathedrals Festival, Salisbury Cathedral and Salisbury Playhouse and used for the purpose of administering your booking. If you would like to receive news and event information in the future, please tick below. Your details will not be supplied to any other third party. I would like to receive information from Southern Cathedrals Festival I would like to receive information from Salisbury Cathedral I would like to receive information from Salisbury Playhouse 8 9

6 EVENTS AND CONCERTS All events and concerts will be in the Cathedral unless otherwise indicated. I will require a wheelchair space R: Reserved Seating *Restricted View UR: Unreserved Seating WEDNESDAY 18 JULY 9.15pm Late Night Bach 1 North Transept 15 UR THURSDAY 19 JULY 11am Lecture Recital (Elgar) Cathedral School 16 UR 1.30pm Concert with Poetry Spire Crossing 16 UR 4pm Youth in Music 1 Cathedral School 15 UR 7pm Patrons Reception Cloisters Patrons 0 with Guest 5 8pm Organ Recital Nave with Big Screen 15 UR 9.30pm Late Night Bach 2 15 UR North Transept FRIDAY 20 JULY 2pm Youth in Music 2 Cathedral School 15 UR 7pm Concert (Handel and Purcell) West End (A) 25 R (B) 22 R (C) 18 R* (D) 15 UR* 9.15pm Late Night Bach 3 North Transept 15 UR SATURDAY 21 JULY 12.45pm Festival Lunch 32 White Hart Hotel Admission by ticket only (limited seating) Vegetarian option 2pm Youth in Music 3 St Thomas s Church 15 UR 6pm Concert (Brahms) West End (A) 28 R (B) 25 R (C) 22 R* (D) 15 UR* Festival Programme 5 Postage Handling 1 Patron s Annual Subscription 25 Qty Total CATHEDRAL SEATING PLAN Concerts, Recitals and Late Night Bach North Transept North Porch (D)* (C)* Spire Crossing Stage Nave (B) Nave (A) Nave (A) West End Stage (D)* (C)* South Transept Refectory/The Bar Rest Main Entrance Cloisters 10 3

7 BOOKING Tickets may be obtained from Salisbury Playhouse, Monday to Saturday 10am-8pm. On days when there is no performance the Ticket Office closes at 6pm. Booking options are available as detailed below: Tickets can be posted within the UK for a handling charge of 1. Non UK tickets will be available for collection from the Salisbury Playhouse or, during the Festival, from the Festival Box Office detailed below. Existing and new Patrons have priority booking until 16 May when general booking opens. Book by telephone From Monday 16 May until Wednesday 18 July call during the above opening times with your credit/debit card details. Book by post Complete the booking form inside and send it to Salisbury Playhouse Box Office. Book online Tickets can be booked online at salisburyplayhouse.com from Monday 16 May until Wednesday 18 July only. Book in person Until Wednesday 18 July, call at the Salisbury Playhouse Box Office, Malthouse Lane, Salisbury SP2 7RA. From Thursday 19 July tickets will be available for purchase at the Festival Box Office at Ladywell 33a in the Cathedral Close. Tickets will also be available at concert venues from 45 minutes prior to the performance. No refunds or exchanges will be made. Southern Cathedrals Festival Registered Charity No