Enjoy performances from soloists from Years 10-13

An ongoing concert series, twice a term at 1.00pm

Spring Term 2023 concert dates:

• Wednesday 8th February
• Wednesday 22nd March

FREE ENTRY

Bristol University Madrigal Ensemble is a 16-strong choir of auditioned singers from the University of Bristol, who perform unaccompanied part-song from across the ages, from Renaissance madrigals and polyphonic Masses to contemporary art song and jazz arrangements.
Tickets on the door


 

All Saints Lent Programme: 'Meeting God'
Evening Mass with Reflection
Thursdays in Lent at 7.00pm

The City of Bristol Choir, conducted by David Ogden
Organ: Richard Johnson

70 minutes of inspiring choral music to invigorate, refresh and soothe the soul.  From the simplicity of Durufle’s plainsong-inspired Ubi Caritas and the beautiful harmonies of Harris’ Faire is the Heaven to the soaring majesty of Howells’ Magnificat written for St Paul’s Cathedral, come and experience the power of live music in a concert that celebrates freedom, refreshment, singing, love and the joys of spring to ease you into the weekend.

7.15pm: drinks and light refreshments, included in the ticket price. 

Tickets £15 for adults, £5 for students in full time education and under 18s
Book online at www.cityofbristolchoir.org.uk/shop?

 

A selection of music performed by The Bristol Bach Choir
Programme to be announced
For more information see the Bristol Bach Choir Website

 

A full performance of the Fauré Requiem given by the All Saints Choir and Players

Free Entry
Retiring Collection (cash or card)


 

Churches Together in Clifton, Cotham & Redland bring you a series of talks based at Victoria Methodist Church (and RWA), and an art exhibition that explores the ‘Articles of Faith’ from works in the Methodist Modern Art Collection

All Saints Lent Programme: 'Meeting God'
Evening Mass with Reflection
Thursdays in Lent at 7.00pm

Part of the All Saints Arts Concert Matinée series

A recital given by Richard Crabtree (Viola) & Allan Schiller (Piano)
Playing works by Schumann and Brahms

Free Entry
Tea & Cakes
Retiring Collection (cash/card)

For more information, contact the All Saints Office


 

A dementia accessible Café where everyone is welcome.
Support, guidance, information and friendship
Tea, coffee and delicious home-made cake!
See Here for more information


 

A Piano Recital given by Richard Leigh-Harris (Piano) performing ‘The Seven Last Words of Christ’ by Joseph Haydn, a version based on Haydn's original choral work, which was then adapted by Haydn for String Quartet in 1787, the same year that Haydn also approved this piano version.

Free Entry
Retiring Collection (cash/card)

For more information, contact the All Saints Office




 

A traditional Bank Holiday walk led by Mike Benton - suitable for all abilities

Meet outside All Saints at 10.30am for a prompt start

For more information contact:  georginaharford@hotmail.com  07767 746168


 

Part of Huw Morgan's mainly slow organ music series.
Free Admission

New works by James Saunders and Dante Boon

For more information see the mainly slow organ music website


 

Rolling Harmony is a highly accomplished vocal group of choir leaders and singers from the South West, who delight audiences with their vibrant and eclectic performances.
All Saints is delighted to be hosting their first visit to Bristol which will consist of an afternoon Singing Workshop and an evening Concert, performing songs from their repertoire of original compositions, and American and UK folk traditions.  For more information about the group, see here

• Singing Workshop: 4-5.30pm
• Concert: 7.30pm
  • Concert £12, or £14 on the door. Under 18s free.
  • Workshop £12, Combined workshop and concert £20

Refreshments will be available to purchase at the venue before the concert.

Purchase tickets here


 

SPRING - Medieval and Renaissance chansons, madrigals and motets to celebrate the greenest of seasons.

NOVA directed by Bruce Saunders perform works by Monteverdi, Marenzio, Hildegard, Byrd, Weelkes and others  

Sunday April 23rd 8.00pm.
Programmes at the door: £10 (Students £5; Accompanied U16s Free)

We have an excellent invitation on Saturday 29 April 2023 at 12.00pm from our brothers and sisters at The Bristol Jamia Mosque, Totterdown, to come and learn a little more about Islam, have a tour of the mosque and to join in prayer.  The visit will end at 2.00pm with refreshments

There will be places for about 20 on the trip and there will be a dress code (including head covering for woman).  Full information will be circulated nearer the time.

Date: Saturday 29 April 2023
Time: Noon until approx 2.30pm
Location:  Bristol Jamia Mosque, Green Street, Totterdown, Bristol BS3 4UB
Details:  12 Noon Tour of Mosque followed by a talk about Islam; 1.15pm Prayers in the Mosque; 2.00pm refreshments and end of visit

For more information or to sign up for the visit, please contact the Parish Office or sign up on the noticeboard in the Tower.

 

A dementia accessible Café where everyone is welcome.
Support, guidance, information and friendship
Tea, coffee and delicious home-made cake!
See Here for more information


 

All Saints will be hosting a series of events and services throughout the Coronation Bank Holiday Weekend to celebrate the Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III, incl.
Coronation Exhibition, Cream Tea, Choral Evensong
Full details coming soon on the 'Coronation' page of the All Saints' website

A concert of Italian music from the 18th century, featuring The Four Seasons and arias by Antonio Vivaldi.

Tickets £12 on the door and via Eventbrite

This year's retreat will once again take place in the beautiful tranquil setting of Llangasty Retreat  House, Brecon, Powys from Friday 12th to Sunday 14th May 2023.

It will be led by Fr Neil Kelley, Rector of St Laurence, Chorley and will be a silent retreat, but an area will be allocated for those who do wish to talk during the weekend.

The cost of the retreat includes accommodation and all meals - details to follow soon.
For more information, contact: Liz Badman liz.badman@virginmedia.com

This year, the Festival consists of one large-scale event:  The 2023 Festival Workshop for Singers, led by Robert Hollingworth, performing Marc-Antoine Charpentier′s Mass for Four Choirs and Instruments

For more information and to purchase tickets, see the leaflet in church, or visit the Festival website: www.bristolearlymusicfestival.uk


 

Trees on The Downs - led by Tim Dowling - suitable for all abilities

Meet outside All Saints by 10.30am for a prompt start

For more information contact:  georginaharford@hotmail.com  07767 746168

This year, the Festival consists of one large-scale event:  The 2023 Festival Workshop for Singers, led by Robert Hollingworth, performing Marc-Antoine Charpentier′s Mass for Four Choirs and Instruments

The workshop will take place from 10am, with a performance of the Mass for Four Choirs at 4.00pm.
Participation in the workshop is by ticket only
Entrance to the performance is free

For more information and to purchase tickets, see the leaflet in church, or visit the Festival website: www.bristolearlymusicfestival.uk


 

Enjoy performances from the Clifton High School Year 7 Choir and soloists from Years 7 to 9

An ongoing concert series, twice a term at 1.00pm

Summer Term 2023 concert dates:

• Wednesday 17th May
• Wednesday 28th June

FREE ENTRY