St George's Bristol is set to host a remarkable array of events this March, featuring a fusion of music, comedy, and artistry. From the harmonious duet of Bill Laurance and Michael League to the powerful presence of comedians Sara Pascoe and Felicity Ward, this lineup promises to captivate and inspire. Highlights include performances by the Kleio Quartet, the lyrical storytelling of Hollie McNish, and the revival of rock classics by Clearwater Creedence Revival. Each event not only showcases exceptional talent but also supports meaningful causes, creating an enriching cultural experience for all attendees.

St George's Bristol: A March of Musical and Comedic Excellence

St George's Bristol is set to become the epicenter of cultural events from March to June 2025. From the enchanting tales of Adam Frost's botanical journeys to the harmonious echoes of The Tallis Scholars, and from the rock anthems of Clearwater Creedence Revival to the insightful talks by David Olusoga, the lineup promises something for every enthusiast. Renowned personalities like Craig Revel Horwood, Joan As Police Woman, and Liza Pulman & Joe Stilgoe will grace the stage, offering an exciting blend of music, storytelling, and thought-provoking discussions that will captivate audiences.

St George’s Bristol: A Cultural Odyssey Through Music, History, and Art

St George’s Bristol

Palestrina is the most consummate of renaissance composers; from his time to ours he has come to represent an entire epoch of music, and to influence some of the greatest names from later centuries – among them Handel and Beethoven. Tonight, the Tallis Scholars showcase an outstanding mass setting, including one or two of his greatest motets.

They also offer a fascinating and profound comparison with the music of Pärt, one of the most performed living composers in the world. Pärt is well known for his own sublime choral settings, and although he doesn’t write polyphony like Palestrina exemplified, the atmosphere he can create in his music sits well alongside that of the renaissance master.

The Tallis Scholars

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