A choral concert to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III Handel Coronation Anthems Zadok the Priest plus others Mozart Coronation Mass
Eucharist of the Last Supper and Compline
Good Friday - The Final Hour
Easter Vigil and First Eucharist of Easter
In celebration of the 160th Anniversary of the Consecration of St John’s Church, the Lunchtime Concerts will be starting in April will a special hour long programme. The founder and benefactor, The Rev’d Jeremiah Smith dedicated much of his efforts to the education of children so it is apt that this concert will be especially… Read More »Lunchtime Concert – Children’s’ Hour
St John's Church, Taunton will again be taking part in the National Organ Day Event when organists are invited to drop in and take a turn on the Father Willis Organ. Booking is advisable to avoid disappointment and can be made by contacting the Churchwarden via the Church website: www.stjohnstaunton.org.uk The church will be open… Read More »National Organ Day
The Ciderhouse Rebellion performance is uniquely magical, whether springing from a single unplanned note or a trad tune. The duo is fiddle player Adam Summerhayes ("Paganini of the traditional violin.” fRoots) and master accordionist Murray Grainger. "I could almost feel a super power between the two of them” MusoMuso. "Compelling, exciting and utterly original" Phil… Read More »Music on the Levels: The Ciderhouse Rebellion
We are pleased to announce our May Day event will be returning for 2023. Collegium Singers will be performing in two sessions during the festivities. The event includes maypole dancing, Morris dancing, a craft fair and activities for the whole family. Everyone is welcome to join in with our maypole dancing led by Taunton Deane… Read More »May Day Celebration
A programme of easy listening music in the sun in the park.
The Wilbye Quartet Four voices got together during Covid restrictions and have continued singing since then, performing music both sacred and secular in the South West. Our programme for Spring 2023 is a survey of English Song spanning seven centuries, from Greensleeves and the first known round, through the Renaissance period to the late 19th… Read More »Lunchtime Concert – My Spirit Sang All Day
