Cambridge Edition Review: Pictures at an Exhibition

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Following a brilliant performance of “Pictures at an Exhibition” last Saturday, Cambridge Philharmonic have received a wonderful review from the Cambridge Edition. “An ambitious repertoire, executed with great technical ability, Cambridge Philharmonic’s latest performance under new musical director Harry Sever guided audiences on a spellbinding journey through a wide range of soundscapes and delivered a …

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FIFTY YEARS OF MUSIC-MAKING WITH CAMBRIDGE PHIL

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One of our longest-standing Chorus members, Jennifer Day, has written and published a book about her fifty years with the Phil! Fifty years of music-making with the Cambridge PhilBy Jennifer Day Jennifer Day’s fascinating account of her 50 years with the Cambridge Phil, records her experiences of singing under seven different conductors – Peter Dennison, …

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You’re invited to Cambridge Philharmonic’s 2022/23 Season

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A very warm welcome to Cambridge Philharmonic’s 2022-23 season, which I’m thrilled to introduce as the society’s new Music Director. The season begins with a ‘Come and Sing’ performance of Haydn’s iconic Nelson Mass. No prior preparation required – just dust off your vocal chords and enjoy Haydn’s rip-roaringly dramatic music. Our West Road concerts …

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Cambridge Philharmonic bids farewell to Timothy Redmond

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On Saturday 9th July, the Cambridge Philharmonic returns to Ely Cathedral for a performance of Mahler’s epic Second Symphony (‘Resurrection’). The concert marks an extraordinary 21-year association with conductor, Timothy Redmond, who stepped down as Music Director last summer. ‘My first ever concert with the Phil was at Ely Cathedral’, writes Timothy Redmond, ‘and so …

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£797 raised for Ukraine Appeal

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We are happy to announce that during the Vaughan Williams & Sibelius concert at West Road Concert hall on the 19th March 2022, we raised £797 by bucket collection alone to the DEC (Disaster Emergency Committee) Ukraine appeal! Thank you to our audience’s generosity – your contributions will be greatly appreciated!