Sheffield Bach Choir – BACH – ST JOHN PASSION
Saturday 13 March 2027 at 19.30 St Mark’s Broomhill Described by John Elliot Gardiner as being “closer to theatre than anywhere else in his sacred music”, Bach’s St […]
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Sheffield Bach Choir – Handel Messiah in Cutler’s Hall
Monday 14th December 2026 at 7pm Cutler’s Hall Sheffield Don’t miss this return of Messiah to Cutler’s Hall following the sell out performance in this most magnificent of settings
COME SING MESSIAH
The Choir is pleased to be able to present our popular Come and Sing Messiah in St James’s Church, Norton once again. President George Nicholson will conduct and Music Director Philip Collin
Sheffield Bach Choir – Rossini PETITE MESSE SOLONNELLE
Sheffield Bach Choir’s first concert of the season features Rossini’s wonderful Petite Messe Solonnelle. Ironically titled, the work is neither short nor solemn, but bursts with beautiful operatic melodies, elaborate
June Delights
A special programme of delightful music for the summer concert, in the gorgeous acoustic of St. John’s Church, Ranmoor. Enjoy Jonathan Dove’s gorgeous Seek him that maketh the seven stars and the
BACH – MASS IN B MINOR
Saturday 14 March 2026 at 19.30 St Mark’s Broomhill Since its completion in 1749, the B Minor Mass has been celebrated as one of the pinnacles of Western music, whose significance has
Come and Sing Messiah
Monday 8 December 2025 St James’s Church Norton The Choir is pleased to be able to present our popular Come and Sing Messiah in St James’s Church, Norton. President George Nicholson will
HANDEL Messiah
Handel’s majestic Messiah needs no introduction and forms an essential art of the Christmas celebrations for many people. Make it part of yours in the marvellous setting of Sheffield’s wonderful Cutler’s Hall.
Britten ST NICHOLAS and Fauré REQUIEM
Our season begins with Benjamin Britten’s wonderful oratorio Saint Nicolas paired with Gabriel Faure’s beautiful Requiem. Britten’s piece, completed in 1948 using a text by Eric Crozier, enhances the drama of the
Sheffield Bach Choir present ‘If you like that… you’ll love this!’
Conductor Philip Collin has put together a programme of works for this concert which, as befits our 75th anniversary year, will include two settings of The Spirit of the Lord – a lesser known one by Norman Barnes, the founding conductor of the choir and music teacher at Kind Edward VII school, and another well-known setting of the same text by Edward Elgar.