2024 Programme
- Concert tickets
available on the door and can also be booked in advance booking info
Day time events (below) 10.30 am - 1pm: All are free
with retiring collection. Entry via main doors in Rosevean
Road. Themed Floral Displays and Artwork from Local Schools.
Evening Concerts at 7.30 pm: £12.00 or Season ticket: £60.00.
Tickets include
programme. Refreshments available during
intervals.
Sunday 12th
May: 11.00 am Festival Mass - All welcome. Music
led by the Church Choir directed by David Gridley.
12.30 pm Buffet Lunch .. £10 per head to include a glass of wine.
Tickets to be purchased in advance for catering purposes: 01736 362619
2024
Music Programme
Monday 13th May: £12
Organ Recital by Andrew Wyatt. Assistant organist of Truro Cathedral.
Music by Bach, Franck, Delius and Duruflé
Tuesday 14th May: £12
The Marian Consort. In their much anticipated return to Penzance, the consort performs works by 16th century masters Byrd, Tallis and Parsons, alongside modern classics from our own time.
Wednesday 15th May:
£12 Celtic Fiddlers. A string ensemble directed by Pamela Rosenfeld and Liz Gregg, playing traditional tunes from around the British Isles including Skye Boat Song, The White Rose and a selection of jigs, reels and hornpipes
Thursday 16th May:
Music For A While. Colin Wilson (countertenor), Alistair Wood (violin), Patrick Gale (cello) and Nigel Wicken (continuo)
- A beautiful and eclectic programme of music including Purcell, Vivaldi, Bach, Telemann and Bielby.
Friday 17th May: £12
The Jopes Ensemble. Victoria Cornet, Nick Beach, Phil Montgomery-Smith, Richarda Schmidt and Barbara Degener.
Two of the greatest works in the chamber music repertoire—the Quintets for clarinet and strings by Mozart and Brahms
Saturday 18th May: £12 Mousehole Male Voice Choir. Directed by
Stephen Lawry, with accompanist Annette Turton, perform a varied programme, including Danny Boy- Mousehole MVC website
Sunday 19 May:
Pentecost. 11.00 am Solemn Mass
6.00 pm Choral
Vespers followed by light refreshments to close the Festival Week. Music led by the Church Choir, directed by David Gridley