With Charlotte Newstead soprano
Martin Le Poidevin baritone
Stephen Browne and Richard Johnson pianos
Regency Percussion Ensemble directed by Jeremy Little

Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana is one of the most famous and popular of all choral works because of its dramatic and unforgettable choruses. Alongside these, there are moments of exquisite beauty and tenderness. The words originate from a selection of 24 poems found in a 13th century monastery in Bavaria and are set with compelling rhythm driving the piece ever onwards – helped along in this performance by virtuosic double piano accompaniment and a colossal percussion ensemble. Bringing together the forces of City of Bristol Choir and young voices from Red Maids’ School, this promises to be a fantastic evening’s entertainment.

Tickets £12 (£10 concessions, £3 under 18s)

All seating is unreserved.

How to book tickets

• By phone from the City of Bristol Choir ticket line on 07932 711379. Credit card payments accepted.

• By phone from the box office at Providence Music shop on 0117 927 6536, from 9am - 5.30pm Monday to Saturday. Credit card payments accepted.

• In person from Providence Music shop at 1 St George's Road, College Green, Bristol

• By post by sending details of your ticket requirements and a cheque payable to City of Bristol Choir to 45 Avon Way, Bristol BS9 1SL