Unfortunately this event has been postponded to the the Lent Term.

The Joint Chamber Choir will give an evening recital in the local setting of St. Michael’s Church. With an array of both sacred and secular choral music, there will be some solo vocal performances, showcasing the vocal department of both schools. Tickets should be booked but are free of charge.

The Joint Choral Society will perform Handel’s famous choral work, Messiah. With singers from St Helen and St Katherine, Abingdon School and an adult chorus, performance of this iconic work should be the perfect tonic for the arrival of the Advent and Christmas season. Tickets need to be booked in advance.

Do join us for the first of two Christmas Concerts taking place in the Amey Theatre. Tonight’s concert will focus on a lighter programme of music as the First Year Choir, Concert Band, Jazz Band, Big Band and other smaller ensembles showcase their musical talents.

Our final concert of term sees our orchestras take to the stage to perform. The Chamber Orchestra, Sinfonia and Symphony Orchestra will all perform their term’s work with the Symphony Orchestra performing Dvorak’s exuberant 8th Symphony. The first half will also see performance of passages from the Messiah. Do join us for a wonderful evening of music making to round off the term’s musical activities.

An autumn programme inspired by historic tales from Britain and the Middle East.

We open with Elgar's Triumphal March from his cantata Caractacus, a captivating narrative with rich emotive themes and epic majestic energy. Walton's Henry V Suite follows, with his rich orchestration and characterful thematic writing taking us on an evocative musical journey through one of England's great historic tales. In the second half, Rimsky-Korsakov's astonishing Scheherazade, a symphonic suite inspired by the One Thousand and One Nights. Through vivid orchestration, exotic tales of Scheherazade weaving enchanting stories to captivate the Sultan are depicted. A masterpiece of orchestral colour and storytelling.