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This is your access to our entire performance history of which we are very proud – all the concerts and recordings, dates, works, conductors, orchestras, soloists, and venues since our founding in 1968.

The BFC archive was developed and is maintained by Steve Linehan, our Brighton Festival Chorus archivist and member of the Bass section. For any queries please contact Steve via archive@bfc.org.uk.

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25/11/2023

Puccini. Messa Di Gloria

London Mozart Players | All Saints Church, Hove
Conducted by James Morgan

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30/09/2023

Beethoven 9th Symphony

Beethoven

Philharmonia Orchestra | Royal Albert Hall, London
Conducted by Christopher Warren-Green

Concert

16/07/2023

Mozart Requiem

Mozart

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra | Cadogan Hall, London
Conducted by James Morgan

with the ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Mozart’s Requiem was famously completed after his death by his pupil Franz Xaver Süssmayr. Uniquely for this performance, Süssmayr’s Sanctus and Benedictus will be substituted by movements written by Mozart himself.
The concert will also feature contemporary female composers Grammy-nominated Dobrinka Tabakova and Libby Croad and a premiere live performance of Juliette Pochin’s setting of Lemn Sissay’s poem Let There Be Peace.

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08/07/2023

Music of the Lord of the Rings and Beyond

London Concert Orchestra | Dome Concert Hall, Brighton
Conducted by Toby Purser

Gather the fellowship to experience epic and inspirational music from The Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit and Game of Thrones.
The worlds of TV, film and fantasy are brought to life in one concert to rule them all, featuring The London Concert Orchestra, and conducted by Toby Purser. There’s music from a whole suite of fantasy favourites, including The Witcher, Dragonheart, The Chronicles of Narnia, How to Train Your Dragon, Pirates of the Caribbean, Star Wars and Avatar.

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17/05/2023

Brighton Festival 2023, with Britten Sinfonia

Vaughan Williams

Britten Sinfonia | Dome Concert Hall, Brighton
Conducted by Adam Hickox

Adam Hickox Conductor Ella Taylor Soprano Felix Kemp Baritone Vaughan Williams The Lark Ascending Frank Bridge There is a Willow Grows Aslant a Brook Joseph Phibbs Flame and Shadow - world premiere Vaughan Williams Dona Nobis Pacem Vaughan Williams said that folk song ‘opened the door’ to discovering his own compositional style. Its spirit certainly hovers over The Lark Ascending, part apotheosis of the English pastoral tradition, part elegy for the folksong-singing culture that the Great War destroyed. A decade later, Brighton-born Frank Bridge wrote a folk-inflected lament for Shakespeare’s Ophelia, still singing ‘snatches of old tunes’ even as she drowns. By 1936, the idyll was over and VW’s cantata Dona nobis pacem offers a desperate plea for peace in a world hurtling towards war. Britten Sinfonia | Brighton Festival Chorus

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28/01/2023

St Matthew Passion Workshop

Bach

Patcham High School, Brighton
Conducted by James Morgan

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05/03/2023

The Music of The Lord of the Rings and Beyond

London Concert Orchestra | Royal Festival Hall, London
Conducted by Toby Purser

Gather the fellowship to experience epic and inspirational music from The Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit and Game of Thrones.
The worlds of TV, film and fantasy are brought to life in one concert to rule them all, featuring a full symphony orchestra and stunning choir. There’s music from a whole suite of fantasy favourites, including The Witcher, Dragonheart, The Chronicles of Narnia, How to Train Your Dragon, Pirates of the Caribbean, Star Wars and Avatar.
London Concert Orchestra | Brighton Festival Chorus

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