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Booking Booking Catering Information

The Cathedral Gift Shop and Refectory will beopen throughout the festival.

Please see your programme for opening times.

Or why not visit our Online Shop when you get home?

Festival Bookings and Information 01962 857275www.southerncathedralsfestival.org.uk (information)www.winchester-cathedral.org.uk (bookings from 12 May)www.winchester-cathedral.org.uk (visiting Winchester Cathedral)

How to BookPatrons have priority booking until 12 May (see below for details)and must book use a booking form.

By post Please complete your booking form and return it to the address on the reverse of the form.

Telephone 01962 857275 (+44 1962 857275 for international).

Online www.winchester-cathedral.org.uk (from 12 May).

In person The Box Office is located in the Cathedral Visitors’ Centre opposite the main entrance and normally open Monday – Friday, 10.00 to 4.30; Saturday 11.00 – 3.00.

On the door Tickets will be available on the door from 45 minutes before the start time. However, it is strongly advisable to book in advance for all SCF events.

Payment We accept all major debit and credit cards (not AMEX).

Postage & There is a postage charge of 75p per order, although you may collect Collection your tickets when the Box Office is open or on the door. (advised for international visitors).

Booking fees There is a booking fee for each telephone and online transaction of £2.50.

Special Please ensure that you inform us of any special requirements at therequirements time of booking, including any dietary needs.

Refunds Refunds are not normally available, but please contact the SCF Honorary Treasurer via the Box Office if you feel that you have a special case.

Festival Patrons

The benefits of becoming a Patron include:• priority booking for all concerts and social events for you and three others• an invitation to each Patron to the Festival launch in the autumn • an invitation to each Patron to an exclusive Patrons’ event at each Festival• your name in the programme as a Patron• if you are unable to attend the Festival, a free copy of the programme containing detailed notes about the music and the performers will be sent, on request.The minimum annual subscription is £25 (which is made more valuable to the SCF through the gift-aid scheme). To become a Patron or for further details, please contact the Patrons’ secretary via the Contact Us tab on the Patrons’ website - www.scfpatrons.co.uk.

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The Festival Club

The Club will again be located in the Woodhouse Suite in the Visitors’ Centre, offering a range of refreshments and a place to relax and meet friends between events.

Membership (Festival and Day passes) can be booked using the booking form or bought on the day. Opening hours: 9.30am -7.00pm.

Programmes

Programmes can be ordered in advance when making a booking using any method. A voucher will be issued, enabling collection from the Festival Club during its opening hours.

The Cathedral Gift Shop

Visit the Cathedral Gift Shop and be transported by wonderful music from Winchester Cathedral throughout the seasons - and you can also enjoy original gifts for music lovers. Plus lots more including garden gifts, beautiful fashion accessories, books and fun children’s toys.

The Cathedral Refectory

The Cathedral Refectory offers a full selection of meals and snacks, beverages, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.

Facilities for Special Requirements

Winchester Cathedral is fully accessible, with ramps, a chair lift and an induction loop. If you have a special need beyond this, please indicate this with your booking.

Visiting Winchester & Accommodation

The Tourist Information Centre offers a list of excellent accommodation around Winchester, as well as other useful information for visitors. Phone 01962 840500 or see www.visitwinchester.co.uk

Garden Opening

Always a popular feature of the SCF in Winchester – visitors to the Festival will have the opportunity to visit a number of gardens in or near The Close. Please see details in the main programme, which you will also need to gain access to the gardens when they are open.

Parking

We regret that there is no parking in The Close during the Festival but there is an efficient Park & Ride scheme operating in Winchester and long-stay/short-stay car parks within the city boundaries. Full details of parking facilities are available from the Tourist Information Centre. Phone 01962 840500 or see www.visitwinchester.co.uk.

If weather permits Festival Patrons may use Elizabeth Mead, (Thursday and Friday) and New Piece (Saturday), which can be accessed via Chesil Street and Wharf Hill – follow AA signs when arriving in the city.

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All refreshments will be provided by the award-winning team at Winchester Cathedral. As in previous years, the Buffet and Festival lunches will need to be pre-booked by Monday 14 July, using the booking form, and tickets will be sent with other event tickets. When booking meals, please inform us of any special dietary requirements. A ‘pay bar’ serving wines, beers and soft drinks will be available at the two marquee meals.

Buffet Lunch £22.00 (please advise meat, fi sh or vegetarian on the booking form)

Fish selectionSmoked mackerel mousse infused with fresh dill mustardBeetroot-marinated gravadlax

Meat SelectionFillet of chicken with mango and coconut and a lightly-spiced mayonnaiseMustard-crusted sirloin of beef

Vegetarian SelectionParmesan basket of sun-dried tomato cappelletti and roasted vegetablesGoat’s cheese with a raspberry vinaigrette

A selection of home-produced salads

Lemon tart served with a fruit coulisHampshire strawberries served with fresh cream

Tea and coffee

Festival Lunch £26.00 (please advise fi sh or vegetarian on the booking form)

Gazpacho soup served with smoked-paprika straws

Cold poached supreme of local salmon and a minted-pea and watercress dressing

Roquefort, spinach & baby onion tart

Chive butter-coated new potatoesA selection of home-produced saladsFreshly made rosemary & sea-salt bread

Summer Pudding infused with mint, served with a raspberry glaze and clotted cream

Tea and coffee with mints

Supper (Friday)

On the Friday evening, the Cathedral Refectory will offer a special two course supper from 5.30pm to 6.30pm to enjoy before the 7pm Concert. Tickets are £13.95 and need to be pre-booked at the Cathedral Box Office in person or by calling 01962 857275.

Baked Salmon served with a mixed salad, Mushroom Stroganoff or Chilli Con Carne served with savoury rice

Rice Pudding or Vanilla Crème Brûlée

Afternoon Tea (Thursday & Friday)

Afternoon Tea will be available to purchase in the Cathedral Refectory from 2.30 – 4pm on the Thursday and Friday of the Festival. No pre-booking required.

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11.00 FESTIVAL EUCHARIST

Rheinberger Mass in E flat - Missa CantaeRheinberger Ave verum corpus

Preacher: The Rt Revd Stephen Platten, formerly Bishop of Wakefi eld

1.00 FESTIVAL LUNCH (Marquee)

Please see overleaf for menu details.

Tickets: £26

2.30 SOLDIERING IN WAR AND IN PEACEwith profound moments in old battlefields (Winchester Guildhall)

Colonel Alastair Bruce, Royal Correspondent for Sky News and Equerry to HRH Earl of Wessex, will talk about his life in the Army and his view of war as a Christian.

Tickets: £10

3.30 Wolvesey Palace open for visiting

4.30 EVENSONG (said in Wolvesey Chapel)

Cathedral Refectory open for High Tea until 6pm

6.00 CONCERT (boys and men with Southern Sinfonia)

Stanford For lo, I raise upBarber Adagio for stringsBritten Agnus Dei (from War Requiem)Moore Prayers of Dietrich BonhoefferElgar Elegy for stringsHaydn Missa ‘in Angustiis’ (Nelson Mass) with Katharine Fuge, soprano

Stanford’s exciting anthem For lo, I raise up that bitter and hasty nation is a true chorister favourite, whilst the Agnus Dei of Britten’s War Requiem also uses the poetry of Wilfred Owen. The prayers of Dietrich Bonhoeffer offer a modern slant on imprisonment whilst Haydn’s Nelson Mass is subtitled ‘In time of war’. However the music alternates between the dark mood of war and the rejoicing that comes with a victory.

Tickets: £25, £20 & £15

Sunday 20 July

The choirs of Chichester and Salisbury sing services in their own Cathedrals today, the last day of each choir’s year.

Services here are sung by the choirs of WInchester Cathedral.

10.00 EUCHARIST (Winchester Choral Foundation)

Peeters Missa Festiva

3.30 EVENSONG (Winchester boys and men)

Howells Gloucester Service

Parry I was glad

Every effort has been made to ensure that the programme details in this leaflet are correct. However late changes to performers and repertoire may be made.

Welcome Friday 18 July Saturday 19 July Booking Booking

‘In war and in peace’

2014 sees the 100th Anniversary of the outbreak of WW1 and the 70th anniversary of the D-day landings – the former saw Europe plunge into darkness and the latter saw the start of the ascent from another dark period into light. The Festival programme is designed to show that, from darkness can come peace and light.

FESTIVAL DIRECTORS

Andrew Lumsden (Winchester)Sarah Baldock (Chichester)David Halls (Salisbury)

Wednesday 16 July

9.00 LATE NIGHT CONCERT (North Transept)

Festival Director Andrew Lumsden, Malcolm Archer and friends present a programme of music and readings evoking life in 1914.Tickets: £10 (to include a glass of wine or soft drink)

Thursday 17 July

4.30 BBC EVENSONG (girls and men)

Please be seated by 4.10pmRorem Sing, my soulHowells in B minorFinzi Welcome, sweet and sacred feast

Gerald Finzi and Herbert Howells were good friends. Whilst Howells’ family survived WW1 intact, Finzi lost his three elder brothers. Welcome, sweet and sacred feast depicts both the light and darkness of Christ’s death and resurrection.Cathedral Refectory open for refreshments and light snacks

6.00 PATRONS’ RECEPTION (Marquee)

Tickets: Complimentary (Patrons only)

7.00 CONCERT (boys and men, with organ)

Duruflé Gloria (Missa Cum Jubilo)Duruflé Four motetsDuruflé Sanctus (Missa Cum Jubilo)Duruflé Prèlude et Fugue sur le nom d’AlainDuruflé RequiemDuruflé’s music is well known to many musicians. His Requiem is an enduring work that is sung regularly across the world. It is based on plainsong themes and ends with the sublimely beautiful and restful In paradisum. Duruflé was a great friend of the organist and composer Jehan Alain and the main theme in the Prelude and Fugue is based on musical notation of the letters A-L-A-I-N. Alain was destined to have been possibly the most innovative composer of organ music in France in the 20th century but sadly lost his life in Saumur in 1940 at the age of 29.

Tickets: £18, £15 & £10

9.00 LATE NIGHT CONCERT (North Transept)Adversity

Acclaimed local pianist Roger Owens performs some of Schubert’s late works, written at a time when his health was rapidly deteriorating at a young age.Tickets: £10 (to include a glass of wine or soft drink)

10.00 MATTINS (Chichester)

Noble in B minorPurcell Jehova quam multi sunt hostes mei

12.00 ORGAN RECITALRobert Quinney (Peterborough Cathedral)

Robert is widely regarded as one of Britain’s finest young organists. Having been Organ Scholar at Winchester Cathedral, he became Organ Scholar at Kings College Cambridge and was Sub Organist at Westminster Abbey (where amongst many other occasions he played the organ for the Wedding of HRH Prince William and Catherine Middleton) before taking up his current position at Peterborough Cathedral.Works by Dupré, Bach and Francis Pott.Tickets: £14

1.00 BUFFET LUNCH (Marquee)

Please see overleaf for menu details.Tickets: £22

2.15 WAR HORSEOutreach with Winchester Cathedral Choristers (Winchester Guildhall)

The boy choristers of Winchester Cathedral join together with local school choirs in a joint concert and workshop, including songs and music from the National Theatre’s production based on Michael Morpurgo’s popular story, War Horse.Tickets: £10

4.30 EVENSONG (Salisbury boys and men)

Alcock in AAlcock For thou, Lord, art holyCathedral Refectory open for Supper (please see overleaf for bookings)

7.00 CONCERT (girls and men, with organ)

Elgar Great is the LordJ.S. Bach Kyrie, Gott heiliger Geist, BWV 671 (Organ)Ramsey How are the mighty fallenBlow God is our hope and strengthKirbye Vox in RamaParry Elegy (Organ)Parry Lord, let me know mine endHowells Rhapsody No 3 (Organ)Blatchly For the fallenFinzi Let us now praise famous menVaughan Williams Lord, thou hast been our refugeThis concert is based on images of darkness and light in the Psalms. Music at this concert covers 5 centuries and includes the Hampshire-born composer Hubert Parry. Howells’ Rhapsody was reputedly written during a Zeppelin raid on York in 1917 and the pieces by Blatchly and Vaughan Williams include a part for trumpet – the Last Post is cunningly weaved into a setting of Laurence Binyon’s famous poem by Mark Blatchly and the Hymn O God our help in ages past plays a prominent role in Ralph Vaughan Williams setting of Psalm 90.Tickets: £22, £17 & £13

9.00 LATE NIGHT CONCERT (North Transept)Triumph

In his second recital Roger Owens plays works by Chopin including 2 sonatas. No 2 is famed for its funeral march and No 3 reaches a triumphant ending.Tickets: £10 (to include a glass of wine or soft drink)

Date Event Qty Price Total

Wednesday 16 £ p

9.00 Late Night Concert £10.00

Thursday 17

6.00 Patrons Reception (Patrons only) Complimentary

7.00 Concert (Boy Choristers and Men) £18.00 (Band A)

£15.00 (Band B)

£10.00 (Band C)

9.00 Late Night Concert £10.00

Friday 18

12.00 Organ Recital (Robert Quinney) £14.00

1.00 Buffet LunchPlease advise meat, fi sh or vegetarian by deleting as appropriate here.

£22.00

2.15 War Horse £10.00

7.00 Concert (Girl Choristers and Men) £22.00 (Band A)

£17.00 (Band B)

£13.00 (Band C)

9.00 Late Night Concert £10.00

Saturday 19

1.00 Festival LunchPlease advise fi sh or vegetarian by deleting as appropriate here.

£26.00

2.30 Soldiering in war and in peace £10.00

6.00 Concert (The Festival Concert – Boy Choristers & Men with Southern Sinfonia)

£25.00 (Band A)

£20.00 (Band B)

£15.00 (Band C)

Festival Programme Voucher £4.50

Festival Club £5.00 (3 days)

£3.00 (1 day)

Patrons’ Subscription £25.00

Booking Fee £2 50p

Postage (per booking, if appropriate) 75p

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Wednesday 16 July

Thursday 17 July

Sunday 20 July

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