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Notes from an Organist: William Campbell (Bradford)
In this edition of ‘Notes from an Organist’ we discover more about them, and what to expect from their recital, including playing the violin since being only three years old; working with the Chineke! Orchestra; and winning a composition competition.
International Women’s Day 2025
In celebration of International Women’s Day this year and Bradford’s tenure as City of Culture 2025, we have chosen to highlight one of Bradford’s own remarkable women this year: Louisa Pesel.
People training for ministry can Experience Bradford this summer
People training for ministry have the opportunity to spend two weeks learning and developing in the UK City of Culture 2025, thanks to a scheme running in the Bradford area of the Diocese of Leeds.
Discover more about Morris & Co at upcoming stained glass window tours
Two tours on Saturday 22nd March 2025 will reveal more about the Morris & Co. stained glass in Bradford Cathedral, on the weekend of his birthday anniversary.
Adding the Lady Chapel to the Bradford Cathedral Model
In the latest video, Michael adds the Lady Chapel.
Graham Thorpe appointed as new Assistant Master of Music and Sub-Organist at Norwich Cathedral
We offer Graham our congratulations on his appointment at Norwich Cathedral..
Bradford Cathedral begins the Season of Lent with Liturgy of Ash Wednesday service
The season of Lent begins on Ash Wednesday on the 5th March 2025, and will include a special service and the start of a weekly Lent Course.
Notes from an Organist: James Davy (Chelmsford)
In this edition of ‘Notes from an Organist’ we discover more about them, and what to expect from their recital, including spending thirty-two years in Cathedral music; his fascinated with the music of Jehan Alain; and, away from the organ, his love of eventing!
Notes from an Organist: Pete Gunstone (Bradford Cathedral)
In this edition of ‘Notes from an Organist’ we discover more about them, and what to expect from their recital, including coming from a musical family, being inspired by the previous Play the Organ Year, and playing what would be Carl Nielsen’s final musical piece.
Dean of Bradford one of fifty people to be selected for “Bantam of the Opera” choir
Fifty people have been chosen to be part of the “Bantam of the Opera” choir formed in celebration of Bradford’s year as UK City of Culture, including the Dean of Bradford.