Kendrick's Coming to Clifton
There’s a great opportunity to meet with, and learn from, one of the
country’s most popular composers and performers when Graham Kendrick
comes to Clifton Cathedral in Bristol on Saturday 4 March. The special
event is entitled ‘Graham Kendrick - sharing his music and the stories
behind it’.
The composer of the popular ‘Shine, Jesus Shine’ and many other inspiring Christian songs will be leading a workshop and master class from 3.00 pm to 5.00 pm. Open to all musicians, singers and anyone with an interest in learning more about music, the workshop will take place in the acoustically vibrant Cathedral and provide a rare opportunity to share some of Graham’s musical insights.
The concert begins at 7.30 pm and is sure to include many of Graham’s well-known songs which recently saw him voted, by Songs of Praise viewers, as one on the nation’s all-time favourite hymn writers.
Graham is returning to Clifton Cathedral following his well-received performing and presenting role in the BBC’s Advent television series ‘Stranger in the manger?’ which featured two live broadcast’s from Bristol’s unique Catholic Cathedral which were aired on BBC One and seen across the globe on BBC World.
Graham Kendrick said: “I’m really looking forward to returning to Bristol - it was a great way to spend Christmas morning! I hope people from across the West Country will be able to come to Clifton’s wonderful Cathedral and take part in what promises to be an enjoyable and worthwhile day.”
Gill McLorinan, from Clifton Cathedral’s Music Department, is the event’s organiser and is delighted the Cathedral can attract performers of Graham’s calibre. She said: “I’m delighted Graham Kendrick is able to be come to Bristol and share his music and the stories behind it. I know that many people are inspired by his music and will welcome the opportunity to enjoy his performance and listen to some of the most popular songs of worship around. I’m sure his popularity will draw in many people from around the West Country and I look forward to welcoming them all to the Cathedral.”
The workshop and concert is open to all. With a large crowd expected, due to Graham’s popularity, please book your place as soon as possible. There are bargain group discounts and generous concessions on offer for both the workshop and concert. Special deals are available for those wishing to be at both the workshop and concert - so why not make a day of it with a springtime day out in Bristol? Plenty of free car parking is available at Clifton Cathedral on Pembroke Road.
Tickets are selling fast so, order your tickets by phone from Providence Music on 0117 927 6536 or visit them on St George’s Road (off Park Street), Bristol. Adult tickets: Workshop and master class £7.00, concert £10.00 or both for a bargain £15.00. Concessions (OAPs and students): Workshop and master class £4.00, concert £7.50 or both for a bargain £10.00. Bookings for parties of five can receive one ticket free.
Useful URL : http://www.cliftoncathedral.org.uk
The composer of the popular ‘Shine, Jesus Shine’ and many other inspiring Christian songs will be leading a workshop and master class from 3.00 pm to 5.00 pm. Open to all musicians, singers and anyone with an interest in learning more about music, the workshop will take place in the acoustically vibrant Cathedral and provide a rare opportunity to share some of Graham’s musical insights.
The concert begins at 7.30 pm and is sure to include many of Graham’s well-known songs which recently saw him voted, by Songs of Praise viewers, as one on the nation’s all-time favourite hymn writers.
Graham is returning to Clifton Cathedral following his well-received performing and presenting role in the BBC’s Advent television series ‘Stranger in the manger?’ which featured two live broadcast’s from Bristol’s unique Catholic Cathedral which were aired on BBC One and seen across the globe on BBC World.
Graham Kendrick said: “I’m really looking forward to returning to Bristol - it was a great way to spend Christmas morning! I hope people from across the West Country will be able to come to Clifton’s wonderful Cathedral and take part in what promises to be an enjoyable and worthwhile day.”
Gill McLorinan, from Clifton Cathedral’s Music Department, is the event’s organiser and is delighted the Cathedral can attract performers of Graham’s calibre. She said: “I’m delighted Graham Kendrick is able to be come to Bristol and share his music and the stories behind it. I know that many people are inspired by his music and will welcome the opportunity to enjoy his performance and listen to some of the most popular songs of worship around. I’m sure his popularity will draw in many people from around the West Country and I look forward to welcoming them all to the Cathedral.”
The workshop and concert is open to all. With a large crowd expected, due to Graham’s popularity, please book your place as soon as possible. There are bargain group discounts and generous concessions on offer for both the workshop and concert. Special deals are available for those wishing to be at both the workshop and concert - so why not make a day of it with a springtime day out in Bristol? Plenty of free car parking is available at Clifton Cathedral on Pembroke Road.
Tickets are selling fast so, order your tickets by phone from Providence Music on 0117 927 6536 or visit them on St George’s Road (off Park Street), Bristol. Adult tickets: Workshop and master class £7.00, concert £10.00 or both for a bargain £15.00. Concessions (OAPs and students): Workshop and master class £4.00, concert £7.50 or both for a bargain £10.00. Bookings for parties of five can receive one ticket free.
Useful URL : http://www.cliftoncathedral.org.uk
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