Kurzprofil
| Adresse | Hereford West Midlands Vereinigtes Königreich |
| Google maps | 52° 3' 11.477" N 2° 42' 54.960" W |
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Abendvorstellung
Matinee
Veranstaltungstippsmehr...
HerefordThe Choral Pilgrimage 2026: Hereford
Vivanco, Morales, Briggs, MacMillan
Harry Christophers; The Sixteen
Neue Kritikenmehr...
The power of words: Mendelssohn’s Elijah closes the Three Choirs
The closing concert of this year’s Three Choirs Festival in Hereford delivers a dramatic account of Mendelssohn’s Elijah, showcasing the power of bass-baritone Matthew Brook.
Coleridge-Taylor’s bloodless passion at the Three Choirs Festival
Though musically flawed, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s choral work The Atonement is given a superb performance at the Three Choirs Festival in Hereford Cathedral.
A slice of heaven from Howells and Bliss at the Three Choirs Festival
A revelatory performance of Herbert Hoewlls' Hymnus Paradisi at the Three Choirs Festival in Hereford Cathedral.
Thrilling moments in Alexander’s Feast at the Three Choirs Festival
A rare performance of one of Handel’s choral extravaganzas, given a forthright outing in Hereford Cathedral that highlights the power, if not the subtlety, of music.
A conflicted evening at the Three Choirs Festival
Elizabeth Watts gives an unforgettably powerful performance of Finzi’s Dies Natalis in an otherwise problematic concert, marred by Adrian Partington’s uncertain approach.
Engaging with the past at the Three Choirs Festival
Rolf Martinsson opts for clichéd opulence in his song cycle Ich denke Dein…, while Emilia Hoving delivers a sublime, conflicted account of Mahler’s Fourth Symphony.
Turmoil and enormity: Dvořák’s Requiem at Hereford Cathedral
The Three Choirs Festival opens with a performance of Dvořák’s Requiem characterised by extremes of melancholy and hope.
Contrasting modes of optimism explored at the Three Choirs Festival
Hereford Cathedral experiences a mix of sacred and secular explorations of melancholy and triumph, from Stravinsky, Walton, Ravel and Lili Boulanger.