An English Passion by Philip Wilby

Occuring
for 1 hour, 30 mins
Venue
Chester Cathedral
Address
St Werburgh Street Chester, CH1 2DY, United Kingdom

Experience Philip Wilby’s dramatic setting of the passion of Christ on Good Friday in its first performance at Chester Cathedral.

Performed by Chester Cathedral Choir with soloists from across the UK.

Alison Rose, soprano
Jessica Gillingwater, mezzo-soprano
Joseph Doody, tenor
Marcus Farnsworth, baritone
Tristan Hambleton, bass

Philip Rushforth, director
Alexander Lanigan-Palotai, organ
Darius Battiwalla, chamber organ

Free with retiring collection. Pre-booking recommended.

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An English Passion by Philip Wilby

Occuring
for 1 hour, 30 mins
Venue
Chester Cathedral
Address
St Werburgh Street Chester, CH1 2DY, United Kingdom

Experience Philip Wilby’s dramatic setting of the passion of Christ on Good Friday in its first performance at Chester Cathedral.

Performed by Chester Cathedral Choir with soloists from across the UK.

Alison Rose, soprano
Jessica Gillingwater, mezzo-soprano
Joseph Doody, tenor
Marcus Farnsworth, baritone
Tristan Hambleton, bass

Philip Rushforth, director
Alexander Lanigan-Palotai, organ
Darius Battiwalla, chamber organ

Free with retiring collection. Pre-booking recommended.