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GloucesterOpening Service

© Ash Mills
Walton, Bednall
Adrian Partington; Three Choirs Festival Chorus; Choristers of Gloucester Cathedral; Jonathan Hope

GloucesterBelshazzar’s Feast

© James O'Driscoll
Higgins, Elgar, Walton
Philharmonia Orchestra; Adrian Partington; David Stout; Three Choirs Festival Chorus

GloucesterGlagolitic Mass

© James O'Driscoll
Elgar, Poulenc, Janáček
Philharmonia Orchestra; Adrian Partington; Katelyn Emerson; Rachel Nicholls; Hilary Summers; Gwyn Hughes Jones

GloucesterSongs of the Sea

© therato
Mendelssohn, Wood, Elgar, Sumsion, McDowall, Stanford
Philharmonia Orchestra; Martyn Brabbins; Roderick Williams; Three Choirs Festival Chorus

GloucesterBeethoven Mass in C

© Joseph Wong
McDowall, Rubbra, Beethoven
Philharmonia Orchestra; Samuel Hudson; Charlotte Bowden; Olivia Ray; Mark Padmore; John Savournin

GloucesterMozart Requiem

© Michael Whitefoot
Mozart
Philharmonia Orchestra; Zsolt-Tihamér Visontay; Aoife Miskelly; Annabella Vesela Ellis; Gwilym Bowen; Aidan Smith
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The power of words: Mendelssohn’s Elijah closes the Three Choirs

Matthew Brook © Laura Bremer
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

Mark Le Brocq and the Philharmonia © Dale Hodgetts
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

Rebecca Hardwick and Adrian Partington © Dale Hodgetts

A revelatory performance of Herbert Hoewlls' Hymnus Paradisi at the Three Choirs Festival in Hereford Cathedral. 

Preaching to the converted: The Apostles at the Three Choirs

Adrian Partington, soloists, the Philharmonia and Three Choirs Festival Chorus © James O'Driscoll
Adrian Partington and the Philharmonia give an impersonal, soporific rendition of Elgar's The Apostles at Gloucester Cathedral. 

A conflicted evening at the Three Choirs Festival

Transformations © Dale Hodgetts & James O'Driscoll
Elizabeth Watts gives an unforgettably powerful performance of Finzi’s Dies Natalis in an otherwise problematic concert, marred by Adrian Partington’s uncertain approach.

Turmoil and enormity: Dvořák’s Requiem at Hereford Cathedral

Three Choirs Festival Chorus and Philharmonia Orchestra in Hereford Cathedral © Dale Hodgetts and James O'Driscoll
The Three Choirs Festival opens with a performance of Dvořák’s Requiem characterised by extremes of melancholy and hope.