Events
Upcoming events
12th December 2025, 7pm
Church of Our Lady and St Alphege,
Bath, BA2 3NR
Join the English Wind Consort this festive season as they perform a programme spanning four centuries of festive music. From peaceful recorder consort, to rousing shawm band, there will be the usual signature mix of well-known composers and some 'new' names, including Holborne, Merulo, Bytteryng, and Schuyt.
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Tickets £20, concessions £18
Ticket costs includes a programme and winter-themed refreshments in the interval.
Tickets available via Ticketsource and on the door
Angelus ad Pastores
13th December 2025, 7:30pm
Holy Trinity Church, Frome
A Celebration of Seasonal Music including Charpentier, Vivaldi, and South American Baroque Carols
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Tickets £18 (Under-18s free)
Tickets available from Winstone's Hunting Raven Bookshop (cash only), Cheap St. Frome
​or on-line at ticketsource.co.uk/ocf
¡Olé, Feliz Navidad!
18th December 2025, 7pm
Holy Trinity Church Minchinhampton,
near Stroud, Glos., GL6 9BW
Join the English Wind Consort this festive season as they perform a programme spanning four centuries of festive music. From peaceful recorder consort, to rousing shawm band, there will be the usual signature mix of well-known composers and some 'new' names, including Holborne, Merulo, Bytteryng, and Schuyt.
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​Tickets £20, concessions £18
Ticket costs includes a programme and winter-themed refreshments in the interval.
Tickets available via Ticketsource and on the door
Angelus ad Pastores
19th December 2025, 7pm
St Francis Xavier Church,
Hereford, HR4 9AP
Join the English Wind Consort this festive season as they perform a programme spanning four centuries of festive music. From peaceful recorder consort, to rousing shawm band, there will be the usual signature mix of well-known composers and some 'new' names, including Holborne, Merulo, Bytteryng, and Schuyt.
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​Tickets £20, concessions £18
Ticket costs includes a programme and winter-themed refreshments in the interval.
Tickets available via Ticketsource and on the door
Angelus ad Pastores
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Past events
25th June 2025, 7:30pm
St Mary's Church, St Mary's Place, (Stafford town centre), Stafford, ST16 2AR
Performing as part of Saint Mary's Festival 2025.
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Programme details TBC.
Tickets available via Ticketsource and on the door
1st March 2025, 7:30pm
Church of Our Lady and St Alphege, Bath, BA2 3NR
Venetian Splendour
The English Wind Consort are thrilled to be joining Paragon Singers, one of Bath's most celebrated Chamber Choirs, to bring you Venetian Splendour.
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This sumptuous concert will feature works by Willaert, Gabrieli, and Monteverdi, alongside compositions by composers from across Europe, who were inspired by the ‘cori spezzati’ tradition that originated in 16th century Venice.
Tickets available at: Bath Box Office and on the door
21st December 2024, 7:30pm
Church of Our Lady and St Alphege, Bath, BA2 3NR
Gaudete!
Join the English Wind Consort once again on their Christmas tour, performing a special programme of 15th and 16th century music composed for the time of advent and Christmas.
With a vast array of renaissance wind instruments on display, a varied programme combining choral and instrumental works and festive interval refreshments, it promises to be a fabulous evening celebrating this festive time of year.
The programme will include some well known carols, interspersed with lesser known works... There may even be the chance to sing along!
19th December 2024, 7:30pm
Holy Trinity Church, Minchinhampton, GL6 9BP
Gaudete!
Join the English Wind Consort once again on their Christmas tour, performing a special programme of 15th and 16th century music composed for the time of advent and Christmas.
With a vast array of renaissance wind instruments on display, a varied programme combining choral and instrumental works and festive interval refreshments, it promises to be a fabulous evening celebrating this festive time of year.
The programme will include some well known carols, interspersed with lesser known works... There may even be the chance to sing along!
7th July 2024, 3pm
St Swithun's Church, Leonard Stanley, GL10 3NP
The Grand Renaissance Tour
Political and religious upheaval, philosophical turbulence, and scientific innovation all made Renaissance and Baroque Europe a melting pot of ideas, resulting in some of the greatest music and art in Western history. In this programme we will take you on a Grand Tour of Europe, taking in the musical “sights and sounds” of France, Belgium, Spain, Portugal, Italy, and even a glimpse of music from the “New World”. Shining a light on some lesser-known works by well-known composers of the era, we are particularly pleased to be giving the UK premier performance of Francisco Valls’ Missa Quinti toni.
Tickets available at: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/standish-consort/the-grand-renaissance-tour/e-mbmmll
2nd July 2024
Koblenz, Germany
3rd July 2024
Marksburg, Germany
4th July 2024
Worms, Germany
The Grand Renaissance Tour
In collaboration with Standish Consort, this programme features music from the New World and Europe in the 16th and early 17th Centuries.
29th June 2024, 12pm
Pembroke College Chapel, Pembroke Square, St Aldates, Oxford, OX1 1DW
Renaissance in Europe
In this lunchtime concert, the English Wind Consort will explore the musical and cultural exchanges between four important cultural centres in renaissance Europe – England, Spain, Germany and Italy, interspersing sacred and secular music, played on a fascinating and kaleidoscopic range of wind instruments from the period.
Free entry
13th April 2024, 1pm
Recital Hall, Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, 200 Jennens Rd, Birmingham
Renaissance in Europe
In this lunchtime concert, the English Wind Consort will explore the musical and cultural exchanges between four important cultural centres in renaissance Europe – England, Spain, Germany and Italy, interspersing sacred and secular music, played on a fascinating and kaleidoscopic range of wind instruments from the period.
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This concert is part of the RBC Spring Recorder Festival.
More information and tickets available at: https://www.bcu.ac.uk/conservatoire/events-calendar/rbc-spring-recorder-festival-2024-concerts
22nd December 2023, 7:30pm
Church of Our Lady and St Alphege,
Oldfield Lane, Bath, BA2 3NR
In Dulci Jubilo
The English Wind Consort present a Christmas themed programme of music for the season of Advent and Christmas.
With music by well known and the more obscure composers of the 16th and 17th Century, this Candlelit concert will transport you back to continental Europe some 400 years ago. You may even find the opportunity for some audience participation!
Concert to include music by Praetorius, Schutz, Gabrieli, Palestrina and many more.
Tickets available at: www.ticketsource.co.uk/english-wind-consort
15th December 2023, 7:30pm
All Saints Church, Uplands, Stroud, Gloucestershire, GL5 1TU
In Dulci Jubilo
The English Wind Consort present a Christmas themed programme of music for the season of Advent and Christmas.
With music by well known and the more obscure composers of the 16th and 17th Century, this Candlelit concert will transport you back to continental Europe some 400 years ago. You may even find the opportunity for some audience participation!
Concert to include music by Praetorius, Schutz, Gabrieli, Palestrina and many more.
Tickets available at: www.ticketsource.co.uk/english-wind-consort
22nd July 2023, 7:30pm
All Saints Church, Uplands, Stroud, Gloucestershire, GL5 1UB
Renaissance in Europe
The exciting early music ensemble 'English Wind Consort' present a programme that spans half of Europe over 3 centuries. Each half explores a pair of historically linked countries and features a variety of musical styles, all performed on historic Renaissance wind instruments.
Part the first:
England and Spain - Featuring music by King Henry VIII, Victoria, Weelkes, Cabezon and more.
Part the second:
Italy and Germany - Featuring music by Guami, Hassler, Massaino, Praetorius and more.
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Some of the music being performed has not been heard since composition in the 16th and 17th century and will be being premiered on the night.
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Refreshments will be provided in the interval and there will be a retiring collection towards the church and the future endeavours of the consort.
