Forthcoming concerts and events

Sunday 7th November 2010 - Rachmaninov All Night Vigil (Vespers)

A concert of this stunning work, sung in Russian, in St George's Bristol. The programme will include movements from cello sonatas by Rachmaninov and Shostakovich performed by the sensational cellist Richard May and concert pianist Olena Shvetsova.

Saturday 4th December 2010 - Carol concert in aid of cancer charities

Exultate Singers return to St Nicolas Church, Newbury, to sing a concert in aid of local cancer charities.

"The Bristol-based Exultate Singers, conducted by David Ogden, are exceptional. They combine a beautiful balance of voices with vocal colour: warm, vividly blended harmonies with a full, rich tone..." Newbury Today, December 2009

Wednesday 15th December 2010 - Carols by Candlelight

This years's Carols by Candlelight concert takes place in the beautiful setting of Clifton College Chapel, Bristol.

Wednesday 22nd December 2010 - Christmas Spectacular

An evening of Christmas entertainment in St George's Bristol with the Bristol Ensemble. A sparkling evening to get you into a festive mood!

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Past concerts and events

2010

Sunday 27th June 2010 at 3.25pm - Songs of Praise on BBC Two

A special episode of Songs of Praise presented by Aled Jones meeting the people behind the music. Aled was filmed meeting the choir at one of its rehearsals and the programme included interviews with David Ogden and bass Mike Osborn.

Saturday 26th June 2010 at 7.30pm - Jazz it up!

A sell-out jazz concert in Westbury-on-Trym Parish Church, Bristol with the Andy Williamson Buzztet.

Friday 18th June 2010 at 7.30pm - Gloucester Cathedral

A concert organised by Gloucester Rotary Club in its 90th year, supporting local charities including Gloucester's Multiple Sclerosis Information and Treatment Centre.

Saturday 5th - Sunday 6th June 2010 - York Minster

Exultate Singers sang weekend services in the magnificent setting of York Minster.

Friday 14th May 2010 - Kington Langley

A concert in St Peter's Church, Kington Langley, Wiltshire given in support of Christian Aid

Saturday 8th May 2010 - Mozart Mass in C minor

A concert at St George's marking the debut of the Exultate Chamber Orchestra in a programme including Morten Lauridsen's Midwinter Songs and John Corigliano's Fern Hill and Mozart's 'Great' Mass in C minor. Read the Bristol Evening Post review of the concert

Wednesday 31st March 2010 - music for Holy Week

Holy Week concert in the chapel of St Monica's including performances Howells' Requiem and parts of Rheinberger's mass for double choir.

Sunday 7th March 2010 at 5pm - BBC One's Songs of Praise

Exultate Singers appears on BBC TV's Songs of Praise singing arrangements of All my hope on God is founded, Father hear the prayer we offer, Make me a channel of your peace, the Irish Blessing and Spirit of God, descend upon my heart.

Saturday 6th March 2010 at 7.30pm - Brass & Choral Spectacular

A concert of flamboyant music for brass and choir in Bristol's Colston Hall with City of Bristol Choir and Gloucester's renowned Flowers Band, one of the UK's leading brass bands.

Saturday 13th February 2010 at 7.30pm - A Sense of the Divine

A sell-out concert of sensational choral music in St George's, Bristol including Tallis's remarkable 40-part motet, Spem in Alium.

Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd January 2010 - Salisbury Cathedral

A return visit to Salisbury Cathedral to sing a weekend of services, including Panufnik's Westminster Mass at Sunday Eucharist. On Sunday afternoon the choir was joined by cellist Richard May to perform Roxanna Panufnik's All Shall Be Well at Evensong.

2009

Tuesday 22nd December - Christmas Spectacular

The annual glittering Christmas Spectacular with the Emerald Ensemble in St George's, Bristol.

Thursday 17th December – Carols and Christmas music by Candlelight

A Welsh Christmas for 2009 with soprano Angharad Thomas in the wonderful acoustic of St Bonaventure's Church, Bishopston.

Saturday 5th December- Christmas Cancer Care concert

A concert in Newbury Parish Church, Berkshire for Christmas Cancer Care. Tickets £18 available from Carter Jonas Market Place in Newbury or Celia Rose on 01635 200874.

Sunday 8th November 2009 - Beyond the Wall

Marking 20 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall, this concert of Eastern European music in Clifton Cathedral included the world premiere of Roxanna Panufnik's All Shall Be Well, commissioned by Exultate Singers for the occasion.

27th October-1st November - Tour to Poland and the Czech Republic

Exultate Singers' tour included concerts in Krakow and Prague, and singing Langlais' Messe Solonelle in St Vitus Cathedral, Prague at High Mass on All Saints' Day.

Saturday 19th September 2009 - A gala choral concert in aid of The Prince's Trust

A rousing evening of music in a gala choral concert at St George's, Bristol in aid of The Prince's Trust.

Friday 18th September 2009 - Opening of Colston Hall foyer

Bristol's Colston Hall re-opened with an evening of musical performances including a new commission by Richard Barnard.

Saturday 25th July at 5pm: Evensong at St Paul's Cathedral

Exultate Singers sang Choral Evensong at St Paul's Cathedral including Howells' Gloucester Service and Sumsion's They that go down to the sea in ships, for the feast of St James the Apostle.

Sunday 12th July: Songs of Praise on BBC1

Singing pieces based around a theme of courage, Exultate Singers made another appearance on Songs of Praise. Recorded in St Alban's Church, Westbury Park, the pieces included David Ogden's beautiful arrangements of Dear Lord and Father of mankind and Be still my soul.

Friday 10th July: Music at Saint Patricks

A return visit to St Patrick's Church in Redfield, Bristol to give the final concert in the 2008/9 series.

Sunday 5th July at 7.45pm: Glories of Venice

A programme of Italian Renaissance music including music by Monteverdi, Croce, Gabrieli and Rigatti.

Saturday 13th June: Birthday Songs - a celebration of Ian Carpenter's music

A concert of music by Ian Carpenter celebrating the 40th birthday of the composer (and Exultate Singers' tenor) at All Saints' Church, Clifton, Bristol.

Friday 15th May 2009 - Concert in Amberley Parish Church, Gloucestershire

Following two very successful appearances in Amberley in 2003 and 2005, Exultate Singers returned to give another concert in the parish church marking the 20th anniversary of Steve Goodwin's appointment as organist there.

Saturday 4th April 2009 at 7.30pm - Bach’s Mass in B minor

An electrifying performance of Bach’s Mass in B minor at St George’s, Bristol with the tenor James Gilchrist, soprano Nicki Kennedy, mezzo Catherine King and baritone Martin Le Poidevin. One audience member said, "We were left speechless by the stunning quality of Saturday’s Bach B minor Mass. Thanks for uplifting us for Holy Week."

Read the Evening Post review >

Saturday 7th March 2009 - Every stone shall sing

The final concert in the mediaeval church of St James' Priory in central Bristol before it closes for restoration - a programme of a capella music explored links between architecture and music, including a performance 'in the round' of Pearsall's Lay a garland.

2008

Monday 22nd December 2008 at 7.45pm - Christmas Spectacular

Exultate Singers and Emerald Ensemble's annual sparkling concert of Christmas music which this year included a festive rendition of the Twelve Days of Christmas - with actions!

Read the Evening Post review >

Saturday 20th December 2008 at 7.30pm - A Bach Christmas with Emerald Ensemble

The nativity story was beautifully narrated through readings read by Professor David Thomas and choruses from Bach’s Christmas Oratorio and Magnificat, performed by Exultate Singers with Bristol’s professional chamber orchestra, the Emerald Ensemble.

Read the Evening Post review >

Thursday 18th December 2008 at 8pm - Carols by Candlelight at St James’ Priory

Exultate Singers’ atmospheric concert of Christmas music in the mediaeval priory church in central Bristol, conducted by David Ogden. This year the choir was joined by the harpist Kate Watt, and the programme included Britten’s Ceremony of Carols.

Friday 5th December 2008 at 8pm - Concert exploring Tudorism for the University of Bristol

A free hour-long concert in the magnificent setting of the Great Hall of the Wills Memorial Building, given by Exultate Singers as part of the University's Colston Research Symposium.

Sunday 23rd November 2008 at 5.20pm - Songs of Praise on BBC1

Broadcast of excerpts filmed earlier this year for BBC TV's Songs of Praise including David Ogden's arrangements of the hymns Lord for the years, Take this moment, King of glory King of peace and Bernadette Farrell's O God you search me.

Sunday 9th November 2008 at 7.30pm - Benjamin Britten's War Requiem

Marking the 90th anniversary of the Armistice, a moving performance of Britten's powerful work, the War Requiem, in Bristol's Colston Hall.

Saturday 1st November 2008 at 7.45pm - Sung Eucharist for All Saints Festival

A liturgical performance of Haydn's St Nicholas Mass with Emerald Ensemble conducted by Nicholas Cleobury at All Saint’s Church, Weston-super-Mare for the All Saints Festival.

Saturday 27th September 2008 at 7.30pm - A concert of French music at St Mary Redcliffe Church

A French theme for this year's St Mary Redcliffe Autumn concert, with music by Duruflé, Langlais, Messiaen and Poulenc.

Saturday 6th - Sunday 7th September 2008 - Weekend residency at Salisbury Cathedral

A wonderful weekend of services at one of England's most beautiful buildings.

Friday 4th July 2008 - Concert for St Mary Redcliffe Music Festival

An English theme for this year's exhilirating concert including performances of Vaughan William' A Vision of Aeroplanes and Walton's The Twelve and Where does the uttered music go? at the annual Music Festival in the magnificent setting of St Mary Redcliffe Church, Bristol.

Sunday 15th June 2008 at 3pm - Concert at the New Room, Broadmead

A Sunday afternoon recital at John Wesley’s Chapel in Broadmead including the first performance of a suite of pieces by Lyn Lloyd Jones setting Charles Wesley texts.

Wednesday 11th June 2008 - Music in the Gardens, Vyvyan Terrace, Clifton

An al fresco concert by Exultate Singers in the beautiful - but slightly grey and damp - surroundings of Vyvyan Terrace garden in the heart of Clifton.

Saturday 31st May and Sunday 1st June 2008 - Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin

Exultate Singers sang services at Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin, including Howells Preces & Responses and his St Paul's Magnificat and Nunc dimittis.

Wednesday 19th March 2008 - A concert of music for Easter

A concert of music for Easter In the beautiful setting of the mediaeval church, St James’ Priory. Exultate Singers performed Vaughan Williams’ Mass in G Minor, MacMillan’s anthem O bone Jesu, John Sanders’ stunning setting of the Good Friday text, The Reproaches, Howells’ anthem Take him earth for cherishing and anthems by Thomas Tallis.

Saturday 16th February 2008 - MacMillan Seven Last Words From The Cross and Scarlatti St Cecilia Mass

An exhilirating concert of these two very different masterpieces, performed by Exultate Singers with the Exultate Chamber Ensemble. Described by one audience member as "Quite suberb - the MacMillan was just an amazing experiance and beautifully performed; the Scarlatti was a great joy and a wonderful way of individual members of the choir being heard."

2007

Sunday 23rd December 2007 - Christmas Spectacular with Emerald Ensemble

A festive concert of sparkling music for choir and orchestra in the wonderful acoustic of St George's, Bristol with Bristol's professional chamber orchestra, Emerald Ensemble.

Thursday 20th December 2007 - Carols by Candlelight, St James' Priory, Bristol

Exultate Singers' traditional of Christmas music in the exquisite setting of St James' Priory.

Sunday 11th November 2007 - Elgar The Kingdom

A stirring performance of Elgar's mighty work for the final concert in the Elgar series with City of Bristol Choir and full symphony orchestra. Colston Hall, Bristol.

24th-30th October 2007 - Tour of Germany

Exultate Singers' first overseas tour included the following concerts

Thursday 25th at 8pm - concert in Gedächtniskirche, Berlin
Friday 26th at 8pm - concert in Nikolaikirche, Potsdam
Saturday 27th at 8pm - concert in the Dom zu Brandenburg
Sunday 28th at 6pm - service in Thomaskirche, Leipzig

Saturday 13th October 2007 - Fifth Birthday Concert

Exultate Singers celebrated its fifth brithday with a concert at St Alban's Church in Westbury Park, one of their favourite venues. The programme included a new commission by the composer Philip Moore, specially written to celebrate the anniversary.

Friday 29th June 2007 - An Amazing Day

A concert of choral music from Britain and America, given in collaboration with the USA's Stanford Chamber Chorale, as part of St Mary Redcliffe Music Festival. The choirs performed a variety of pieces separately, and joined forces for some memorable performances of Whitacre's i thank You God for most this amazing day, MacMillan's A Child's Prayer and Tallis' 40 part motet. St Mary Redcliffe Church, Bristol

Sunday 24th June 2007 at 5.15pm - BBC1 Songs of Praise

The programme followed a journey down the River Avon, which flows through the historic Wiltshire towns of Malmsbury and Bradford-on-Avon and then on to Bath and Bristol, discovering discovers how the river has shaped both the physical and spiritual landscape and continues to inspire people today. Music sung by Exultate Singers included the hymns I cannot tell and I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say.

Saturday 23rd June 2007 at 7.45pm - A Summer Celebration

A concert of popular choral music, given in the glorious acoustic of All Saints' Church, Weston-super-Mare.

Saturday 9th June 2007 - Elgar Dream of Gerontius

A spectacular concert in Bristol's Colston Hall given as part of City of Bristol Choir's Elgar Festival 2007. Exultate Singers teamed up with City of Bristol Choir, the magnificent tenor Paul Charles Clarke of Welsh National Opera, soprano Juliette Pochin, bass Martin Le Poidevin and City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra for a performance of this cornerstone work in the choral repertoire.

Described as 'musically and spiritually moving'; 'a triumph', 'remarkable' and 'the best Gerontius I've ever heard' by various members of a wonderfully attentive audience.

Read a review of the concert here.

Friday 25th May 2007 at 7.30pm - Charles Wesley 300th Anniversary Festival

A concert at New Room, Horsefair, central Bristol - the oldest Methodist chapel in the world - marking the 300th anniversary of the birth of Charles Wesley.

Read the Evening Post review of the concert here

Wednesday 4th April 2007 - At the foot of the cross

A journey in music across Italy to Norway, including Scarlatti's and Nystedt's settings of Stabat Mater, the latter with solo cello, and Allegri's Miserere mei.

Read the Bristol Evening Post review here.

Friday 23rd March 2007 - Concert in St Patrick's Church, Redfield, Bristol

A concert of music from England, Ireland, Spain, Poland, the Philippines and America given as part of a series of concerts staged in St Patrick's Church, Redfield, Bristol.

Saturday 3rd March 2007 - Elgar The Apostles

A wonderful start to City of Bristol Choir's Elgar Festival 2007. The series opened with this workshop day, concluding with a 'sensitive and purposeful' performance of The Apostles.

Saturday 24th February 2007 at 7.30pm - Duke Ellington Sacred Concert

A special concert marking the bicentenary of the abolition of slavery, including a performance of Duke Ellington's Sacred Concert with acclaimed jazz vocalist Jacqui Dankworth, Mercury Music Prize shortlisted pianist Zoe Rahman and the Big Buzzard Boogie Band. Described by one audience member as, "The best £15 I ever spent!"

Read the Bristol Evening Post review here.

2006

Saturday 23rd December 2006 - Christmas with Emerald Ensemble

Exultate Singers teamed up with Bristol's professional chamber orchestra, Emerald Ensemble, for a sparkling concert of music for Christmas in St George's, Bristol.

Thursday 21st December 2006 - Carols by Candlelight, St James' Priory, Bristol

Exultate Singers' traditional of Christmas music in the exquisite setting of St James' Priory; this year with percussion provided by Jeremy Little and Katy Hebditch.

Sunday 1st October 2006 at 8pm - From East to West

This concert included performances of some rarely heard choral works in Russian, Estonian and English, including the first ever performance outside London of Shostakovich's Two Russian Folksongs, and the first performance in the UK in Russian of some of Shostakovich's Ten Russian Folksongs. One audience member emailed to say, "Every time I go to St Mary Redcliffe I am stunned by its beauty, and last night the music matched it - as ever - with its mix of skill, variety in the programme and sense of both ease and quality."

Sunday 2nd July 2006 at 8pm - Jazz it up at St Mary Redcliffe Music Festival, Bristol

Exultate Singers teamed up with Andy Williamson and his Buzztet jazz quartet to perform jazz arrangements at the closing concert of this year's St Mary Redcliffe Music Festival.

Sunday 9th July 2006 at 8.10am - live BBC Radio 4 broadcast of Sunday Worship

A broadcast of Sunday Worship on Sea Sunday from St Stephen's Church, central Bristol.

Saturday 10th June 2006 - Trinity Concert, Swansea

A concert themed around the mediaeval Swansea altar piece. The concert was given as part of Arts Week festival in St Mary's Church, Swansea.

Wednesday 12th April 2006 - A Time For Singing

A concert of music for Holy Week, Passiontide and Easter given in the beautiful setting of St James' Priory, Whitson Street, Haymarket, Bristol.

Saturday 1st - Sunday 2nd April 2006 - Salisbury Cathedral services

Exultate Singers sang Saturday Evensong, Sunday Eucharist and Sunday Evensong in the beautiful cathedral church in Salisbury.

Friday 31st March 2006 at 8pm - Brunel 200 Celebration Concert

A concert celebrating the 200th anniversary of Isambard Kingdom Brunel, when Exultate Singers and Emerald Ensemble premiered Martin Kiszko's new cantata, A Radius of Curves. The orchestra and choir was joined by BBC 2005 Young Chorister of the Year Sam Adams Nye to perform excerpts from Britten's Ceremony of Carols and Tippett's Negro Spirituals from A Child of Our Time.

Read the Bristol Evening Post review of the concert here.

Saturday 25th February 2006 at 8pm - Handel's Dixit Dominus and Roxanna Panufnik's Westminster Mass

In their first collaboration, Exultate Singers and Emerald Ensemble joined forces to give a sparkling performance of Handel's exhilirating work Dixit Dominus, described by one audience member as, "exquisite, out-of-this-world, uplifting". St Alban's Church was filled with the rich textures of Roxanna Panufnik's Westminster Mass. Members of the audience were given a complimentary programme, and interval refreshments of olives, and foccacia topped with pesto and Italian cheese were served.

2005

Thursday 22nd December 2005 - Carols by Candlelight St James' Priory, Bristol

The fourth annual carol concert in the beautiful setting of St James' Priory, featuring music from Exultate Singers' newly released CD Visions of Peace.

Wednesday 14th December 2005 - Cancer Reseach UK's Christmas Service of Hope

A concert of carols and readings in St Mary Redcliffe Church, organised by Cancer Research UK.

Saturday 24th September 2005 - Under an English Heaven St Mary Redcliffe Church, Bristol

An exhilirating evening's entertainment of some dramatic English choral music, from the challenging and descriptive 'A Vision of Aeroplanes' by Vaughan Williams, to Tavener's serene anthem 'The Lamb'. Interval refreshments of home-made lemonade and scones with jam and cream were enjoyed by a large audience, who commented on the choir's committed and communicative singing.

Monday 4th July 2005 - Jazz it up! Holy Trinity Church, Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol

An incredible evening of jazz and jazz-inspired pieces was enjoyed by a packed audience at this concert, given as part of the Connect 2005 festival. The choir was joined by members of the jazz band Stekpanna who played some amazing sets. The mix of styles ranged from Leighton and Messiaen to Rutter, King's Singers, Gershwin, Duke Ellington and traditional spirituals. Click here for more links to find out more about the players.

Sunday 19th June 2005 - Broadcast of Sunday Worship on BBC Radio 4

The theme of this service was the reflecting of God as the divine presence, seen in everyday objects, situations and encounters. The music included a beautiful choral work by the American composer Whitacre, Lux Aurumque, as well as pieces by Margaret Rizza and John Bell, David Ogden's setting of I see his blood and his new arrangement of For the beauty of the earth, for choir and string quartet . Exultate Singers were joined by the Lochrian Ensemble for the recording.

Friday 29th April 2005 - Around the world... again!

The concert was well received by an enthusiastic audience. Several pieces received their UK premiere, including Mundi Renovatio by the Romanian composer Gyorgy Orban, and Ama Namen by the Filipino composer Gynong Lee. The journey around the world began locally with David Ogden's Jubilate, written for the RSCM Cirencester course in 2004, and concluded with A Spotless Rose by Howells, written in Gloucester. The choir also sang music from Germany, Russia, Austria, Nigeria, South Africa, Mexico, Spain, Peru, Argentina, Brazil, USA and Ireland, altogether in more than ten different languages.

Saturday 19th March 2005 - Bach St Matthew Passion St Alban's Church, Westbury Park, Bristol

A powerful and moving performance of Bach's extraordinary telling of the Passion using the words of St Matthew's Gospel. Exultate Singers were joined by the tenor Benjamin Hulett in a magnificent performance as the Evangelist, the soprano Rachel Skinner, alto Leigh Woolf and baritone Martin Le Poidevin as Jesus. Exultate Chamber Ensemble accompanied the concert which was enjoyed by a large, appreciative audience.

Saturday 26th February 2005 - Holst Planets with New Bristol Sinfonia Victoria Rooms, Bristol

Exultate Singers joined New Bristol Sinfonia for a performance of Holst's Planets, one of the most popular works in the orchestral repertoire. The programme also included Debussy's beautiful Prelude a l'apres-midi d'un faune and Szymanowski's Violin Concerto No. 1. The soloist was BBC Young Musician of the Year winner Rafal Zambrzycki-Payne.

Saturday 5th February 2005 - Concert for Candlemas St George's RC Church, Warminster

A concert of music for Candlemas, based around the text of the Nunc Dimittis, which included Fauré's Cantique de Jean Racine, Rachmaninov's Bogoroditste Dyevo and concluded with a rousing performance of the spiritual Goin' home to God.

Saturday 22nd January 2005 - From Bloomsbury to Barcelona with Bath Baroque orchestra Christ Church, Bath

Francisco Valls' lively Mass Scala Aretina was the central work in this concert with period-instrument ensemble Bath Baroque. Read the Bath Chronicle review here.

2004

Monday 20 December 2004 - Carols by Candlelight St James' Priory, Bristol

The third of Exultate Singers' magical Christmas concerts in St James' Priory, for which they were joined by Flamenco guitarist Kevin Byrne for a programme of music with a Spanish flavour.

Thursday 16 December 2004 - Handel's Messiah with Bath Philharmonia St Cyriac's Parish Church, Lacock, Wiltshire

Exultate Singers were joined by players from Bath Philharmonia and soloists Fflur Wyn (soprano), Penelope Davies (alto), Jeremy Finch (tenor), Stephen Foulkes (bass) for a chamber performance of Handel's Messiah in the picturesque setting of Lacock parish church.

Sunday 12th December 2004 - BBC Radio 4 Sunday Worship

Broadcast of Sunday Worship from the Great Hall of Berkeley Castle, Gloucestershire, featuring music for Advent, including pieces with brass by Praetorius.

Saturday 20th November 2004 - Sing Through The Centuries Dulverton, Somerset

A programme of choral music through the ages.

Saturday 25th September 2004 - Viva! St Mary Redcliffe Church, Bristol

Spanish and Latin American choral music including James MacMillan's Cantos Sagrados, Alberto Ginastera's Lamentations of Jeremiah. With Ian Ball (organ).

Friday 18th June 2004 - Around the world in 80 minutes St Helen's Church, Alveston, near Bristol

A whistlestop musical tour around in the world.

Thursday 20th May 2004 - Duke Ellington's Sacred Concert live on BBC Radio 4

Exultate Singers were joined by the 18-piece Big Buzzard Boogie Band and members of the BBC Daily Service singers for the broadcast, live from St Martin-in-the-Fields in London. The broadcast can be heard by clicking on the link here.

Saturday 3rd April and Wednesday 7th April 2004 - Passion Christ Church, Bath and St Alban's Church, Westbury Park, Bristol

Music for Holy Week and Easter including Vaughan Williams' Five Mystical Songs, Finzi Lo, the full final sacrifice and Leighton's Crucifixus pro nobis.

Saturday 7th February 2004 - Glories of Venice St James' Priory, Bristol

Choral masterpieces from the composers of Venice including works by Gabrieli, Monteverdi and Vivaldi.

2003

Thursday 18th December 2003 - Carols by Candlelight St James' Priory, Bristol

Beautiful carols sung by candlelight in the oldest building in Bristol. Essential Christmas listening.

Saturday 27th September 2003 - Sing Through The Centuries St James' Priory, Bristol

Choral music through the ages from 12th century plainsong to 21st century James MacMillan sung in the oldest building in Bristol. Including Allegri's Miserere and Bach's motet Singet dem hern.

Saturday 12th July 2003 - Around the world in 80 minutes Brompton Regis Parish Church, Somerset

Sunday 29th June 2003 - Mozart Requiem and Bach Magnificat St George's Bristol

A performance of these cornerstones of the choral repertoire with full orchestra. Exultate Singers joined up with City of Bristol Choir for the concert in St George's Bristol.

Friday 12th and Saturday 13th April 2003 - James MacMillan's Seven Last Words From The Cross and Fauré's Requiem

Exultate Singers gave the first performance in the South West of James MacMillan's Seven Last Words From The Cross in two remarkable performances with string orchestra in Christ Church, Bath and St Alban's Church, Bristol.

Saturday 8th February 2003 - Around the world in 80 minutes

Amberley Parish Church, Wiltshire

2002

Thursday 19th and Saturday 21st December 2002 - Carols by Candlelight St James' Priory, Bristol

The first of Exultate Singers' exquisite Christmas concerts at the beautiful priory church.

Sunday 15th September 2002 - Broadcast of Sunday Worship live on BBC Radio 4 St James' Priory, Bristol

Exultate Singers' inaugural engagement, a live broadcast from the historic church in the heart of Bristol, which included pieces accompanied by harp.