Name: Bath Minerva Choir & Bath Phil
Start: 2026-03-14T19:30:00
Location: Bath Abbey

James Gilchrist

Gavin Carr

Caroline Taylor

Bath Minerva Choir

Bath Philharmonia

Bath Minerva Choir bring you a thrilling concert of inspiring music to nourish the soul featuring two of the grandest and most mellifluous pieces in the repertoire, Felix Mendelssohn's Hymn of Praise and Johannes Brahms Schicksalslied (Op. 54). Joining this concert will be internationally-renowned tenor James Gilchrist alongside Caroline Taylor, who made such an impact at her last appearance with the choir. Accompanied by the full might of Bath Philharmonia under the charismatic leadership of Gavin Carr, this is a concert not to be missed.

Bath Minerva Choir & Bath Phil

Bath Abbey

Dive into a night of orchestral brilliance with Bath Philharmonia as we journey through iconic landscapes of sound. Jean Sibelius’ Karelia Suite opens with stirring, folk themes celebrating the rich heritage of Finland. Dani Howard’s Trombone Concerto, performed by virtuoso soloist Peter Moore [BBC Radio 3 New Generation Artist 2015–17], illuminates the resilience of the human spirit in times of hardship. Errollyn Wallen’s Mighty River, composed to mark the bicentenary of the Abolition of the Slave Trade in Britain, flows with rhythmic vitality and cultural resonance, echoing the cries and echoes of human hearts and voices. The programme culminates in Borodin’s hypnotic and theatrical Polovtsian Dances. Under the direction of dynamic conductor Michael Seal [Associate Conductor, CBSO], this concert invites audiences to feel the pulse of society, the drama of human experience, and the exhilarating power of music.

Peter Moore & Bath Phil

The Forum Bath

An evening of dazzling energy and virtuosity. The incomparable Sir Stephen Hough performs Sergei Rachmaninov’s Piano Concerto No. 3.

Sir Stephen Hough & Bath Phil

Join Bath Philharmonia under Kerem Hasan for an electrifying night: Mozart’s sparkling overture, Saint-Saëns’ lyrical Cello Concerto with Sterling Elliott, Ligeti’s folk-inspired Concert Românesc, and Ginastera’s fiery Dances from Estancia. Drama, rhythm, and brilliance—an evening not to miss!