St John’s Festival Orchestra Returns This September
We are delighted to announce the return of the St John’s Festival Orchestra for what promises to be another wonderful evening of live classical music at St John’s Church, Chester.
On Sunday 27 September at 7.30pm, the church will once again provide the magnificent setting for an evening of music performed by the St John’s Festival Orchestra, conducted by Panos Karan.
The programme will feature music by three of the great names of classical music – Tchaikovsky, Mozart and Brahms – offering an evening filled with memorable melodies and some of the most beautiful music in the orchestral repertoire.
Joining the orchestra will be soloists William Smith and Beatrice Nicholas, adding another dimension to what promises to be a very special concert.
Music in a remarkable setting
There are few better places to experience live classical music than St John’s. With its extraordinary history, beautiful architecture and wonderful atmosphere, the church provides a memorable backdrop for an orchestral performance.
The Festival Orchestra concerts are part of St John’s growing programme of music and events, bringing talented musicians and audiences together in one of Chester’s most historic buildings.
Whether you are a regular concertgoer or simply enjoy the opportunity to hear beautiful music performed live, we would love you to join us.
Tickets
Tickets are £12, with £10 concession tickets for under-18s, and will be available on the door.
Sunday 27 September
7.30pm
St John’s Church, Vicar’s Lane, Chester CH1 1QX
Opposite the Roman Amphitheatre, near Grosvenor Park.
Come along, bring friends and family, and enjoy a wonderful evening of music in the heart of historic Chester.
We look forward to welcoming you to St John’s.