Four hundred years after the death of William Byrd, we still delight in singing a huge number of his works. For him music was an entire language, telling of the religious changes through his lifetime as well as describing the lighter side of life. 1623 saw the passing of two other notable composers: Thomas Weelkes,… Read More »Blackdowns Early Music Projects – A Choral Feast from 1623
A programme of light Listening music at the Park in the sun.
The musicians of King’s College are delighted to be able to present a chamber concert at St John’s. Soloists and small ensembles will perform music from the choral and wider classical repertoire with lighter repertoire being provided by the Chamber Choir. Concert starts at 12.45pm, Doors open at 12.00pm Drinks available. You are welcome to… Read More »St John’s Lunchtime Concerts, King’s College Chamber Concert
During the Heritage Weekend there will be opportunities to hear the Fr Willis organ played by well known local organists. We are expecting to have a visit from local well known organist who will play a selection of music to suit all tastes for visitors to sit in the Chancel so they can see all… Read More »Organ Music
Mr John Young will play some much loved pieces for visitors to enjoy as they wander round the church perusing the displays or if they wish they are welcome to sit in the Chancel so they can so the activity.
This will be another opportunity to hear the St John’s Fr Willis organ as Mr Andrew Carter plays a selection entertaining music. Visitors will be welcome to sit in the Chancel so they can watch the stops being pulled or by just relaxing in the church while enjoying some tea and cake or by strolling… Read More »Organ Music
Bach violin concerto in A minor, soloist Mary Eade, and music by Albinoni, Respighi, Williams and Janacek.
An invitation singing event with a guest conductor
A musical evening with Taunton School in aid of the charity CAFOD. More details to follow. This event is admission free, with a collection for donations for the charity.
Somerset Voices Autumn Concert. Heavenly music including works by Bach, Haydn, Mozart, Dove and Macmillan. Conductor: Graham Caldbeck Organist: Peter King (organist Emeritus at Bath Abbey).
