This autumn, The Fitzhardinge Consort and Bristol Ensemble join forces to bring you Haydn's epic masterpiece - The Creation.
'The Creation', written by Joseph Haydn between 1797 and 1798, celebrates the creation of the world as narrated in the Book of Genesis. Performed in Bristol Cathedral by some of Bristol’s finest musicians, this uplifting musical experience will take place underneath Gaia - contributing a stunning visual element to the evening.
About the Musicians
Soloists for this performance will be: Elin Manahan Thomas - Soprano Best known for her interpretation of baroque repertoire - most famously at the London Paralympics 2012, and the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in 2018 - Elin is equally renowned for her performances of contemporary music. Michael Gormley - Tenor Stephen Hamnett - Bass
Bristol Ensemble
“Bristol is fortunate to have such a fine orchestra as this” Bristol Live
Since its foundation in 1994, by violinist and Chief Executive Roger Huckle, Bristol Ensemble has been at the forefront of musical life in Bristol and the Southwest. Versatility is one of Bristol Ensemble’s greatest attributes.
From the music of the 17th century, performed on original instruments, through to contemporary composition and experimental music, Bristol Ensemble is a collective of specialists that collaborate to provide the highest calibre of performance for a wide range of audiences.
The Fitzhardinge Consort
As purveyors of exquisite a capella choral music, The Fitzhardinge Consort's primary purpose is to bring international-standard, rarely-performed music to the South West of England and beyond. The choir has an ambitious programme of charity, education and outreach work in the pipeline, designed to bring music to those that need it most but hear it least.
The choir sings regularly across the region to great critical acclaim, and has become known for its original interpretations of Renaissance and Baroque music, as well as new works of living composers. Fitzhardinge is committed to encouraging young musicians, and university students are mentored by the experienced members of the group.
Bar
A card only bar will be available throughout the event.
This is a fundraising event for Bristol Cathedral. Charity number 1204673
You can find out more about what counts as proof for carer ticket here
Nave Front | |
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Adult
(16 and over)
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£46
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Child
(Under 16's)
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£42
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Registered carer
(Attending with the individual they care for. Only valid with a paid ticket.)
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Free
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Nave Front - Wheelchair space | |
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Wheelchair user/ accessible - Adult
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£46
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Wheelchair user/ accessible - Child
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£42
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Nave Front - Companion seat | |
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Companion
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£46
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Registered carer
(attending with the individual they care for. Only valid with a paid ticket.)
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Free
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Nave Middle | |
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Adult
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£37
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Child
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£33
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Registered carer
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Free
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Nave Middle - Wheelchair space | |
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Wheelchair user/ accessible - Adult
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£37
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Wheelchair user/ accessible - Child
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£33
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Nave Middle - Companion seat | |
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Companion
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£37
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Registered carer
(attending with the individual they care for. Only valid with a paid ticket.)
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Free
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West End | |
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Adult
(16 and over)
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£30
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Child
(Under 16)
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£26
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Registered carer
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Free
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West End - Wheelchair space | |
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Wheelchair user/ accessible - Adult
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£30
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Wheelchair user/ accessible - Child
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£26
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West End - Companion seat | |
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Companion
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£30
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Registered carer
(attending with the individual they care for. Only valid with a paid ticket.)
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Free
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North Aisle | |
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Adult
(16 and over)
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£22
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Child
(Under 16)
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£18
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Registered carer
(Attending with the individual they care for. Only valid with a paid ticket.)
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Free
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North Aisle - Wheelchair spce | |
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Wheelchair user/ accessible - Adult
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£22
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Wheelchair user/ accessible - Child
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£18
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North Aisle - Companion seat | |
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Companion
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£22
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Registered carer
(attending with the individual they care for. Only valid with a paid ticket.)
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Free
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South Aisle | |
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Adult
(16 and over)
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£22
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Child
(under 16)
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£18
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Registered carer
(Attending with the individual they care for. Only valid with a paid ticket.)
|
Free
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South Aisle - Wheelchair space | |
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Wheelchair user/ accessible - Adult
|
£22
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Wheelchair user/ accessible - Child
|
£18
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South Aisle - Companion seat | |
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Companion
|
£22
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Registered carer
(attending with the individual they care for. Only valid with a paid ticket.)
|
Free
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Wonderful music and singing underneath that glorious planet earth.
Once again, the Fitzgardinge Consort and Bristol Ensemble delivered a fabulous night of beautiful...
Beautiful music in a stunning setting
Very atmospheric, listening to Haydn's Creation with the globe rotating in the foreground! A love...
Wonderful music and singing underneath that glorious planet earth.
Once again, the Fitzgardinge Consort and Bristol Ensemble delivered a fabulous night of beautiful music. And the setting, under Luke Jerram's rotating Earth, in Bristol Cathedral, was stunning. Only problem was it was very cold. Will remember to bring a blanket for similar events in future!
Beautiful music in a stunning setting
Very atmospheric, listening to Haydn's Creation with the globe rotating in the foreground! A lovely combination.
Beautiful music with a fine orchestra and choir
Uplifting performance
Please ensure you have your Yuup e-ticket ready to show on entry
This is a seated event. The seats are 485 mm wide, 553 mm deep and the seat is 456 mm from the floor. Some seats with arms are available.
There is level access to the event. Temporary toilets will be available outside of the Cathedral for this event.
We recommend using public transport - use buses to the City Centre/Park Street. The nearest car park is College Street.
Standing at the heart of Bristol's vibrant city centre, Bristol Cathedral is one of England's great medieval churches. For almost 900 years it has been a living place of sanctuary, teaching, prayer and music. Events at Bristol Cathedral range from family-friendly Crafty Cathedral sessions to gin tasting and guided tours in the Norman Chapter House, through to large-scale light shows.
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