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Three Choirs Festival Announces Programme for 2026 Edition
The Three Choirs Festival returns to Gloucester from 25 July – 1 August 2026, bringing eight days of world-class music to the city in a programme that celebrates Elgar’s enduring legacy, champions living composers, and celebrates a landmark moment for Gloucester Cathedral’s refurbished and renewed organ.

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The Three Choirs Festival is the longest running non-competitive classical music festival in the world.

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Sarah Richardson
Sarah Richardson is a soprano, teacher, and vocal coach with a lifelong passion for classical music. She began singing as a chorister in Wotton-under-Edge before continuing her musical training at Bristol Cathedral, where her love of choral and classical repertoire flourished. Sarah went on to study Music Performance through the University of London, specialising in opera and cl...

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Choral Evensong
Tonight’s service is sung by the ‘Come and Sing Evensong’ Choir, and features glorious works from the repertoire of Anglican church music. Why not attend this afternoon’s workshop so you can join the choir too? Supported by the American Friends of the Three Choirs Festival in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence

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Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off
We all love to argue about words: is it ‘scone’ or ‘scon’, ‘bath’ or ‘barth’? Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off is a joyous song all about the differences of pronunciation. In this fun, light-hearted workshop from renowned music director Tim Steiner you will sing through the original version, then re-write it for the modern generation. Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off shares its harm...

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