Music

Recital of Bach, Boulanger and Boëllmann by Luke Fitzgerald, Acting Director of Music, Coventry Cathedral Doors open 9.30pm. Tickets £16 (concession £12) from the Fringe Box Office or at the door.

Sangschule - 'Scotland: Heaven and Earth', sacred & secular song. Doors open 9.30pm. Tickets £16 (concession £12) from the Fringe Box Office or at the door.

BAROQUE FAVOURITES for voice, strings and recorder, presented by members of the choir of Old St Paul’s - Anna Morris, Jenny Nex, Matt Norriss and Lucy Whitehead - with John Kitchen at the harpsichord. G F Handel, Neun deutsches Arien G P Telemann, Recorder Sonata in B flat, TWV 41: B3 A Vivaldi, Nulla in…

The White Rose Ensemble with Sally Carr, soprano, Calum Robertson, clarinet, & Juliette Philogene, piano, perform a programme celebrating Scottish Chamber music including works by Thomas Wilson, Wilma Paterson & Buxton Orr. Doors open 9.30pm. Tickets £16 (concession £12) from the Fringe Box Office or at the door.

Ciaran Walker (organ) & Anna Yule (contralto)- works by Vaughan Williams Doors open 9.30pm. Tickets £16 (concession £12) from the Fringe Box Office or at the door.

Sirocco Winds present a thematic programme including Mussorgsky's Night on Bald Mountain and Oscar Navarro's Juego de Ladrones (Game of Thieves) inspired by Miguel de Cervantes' novel Rinconete y Cortadillo. Doors open 9.30pm. Tickets £16 (concession £12) from the Fringe Box Office or at the door.

Paul Newton-Jackson conducts Ensemble Mater Matris in Gaude Felix Anna: Music for St Anne and Mary from Sixteenth-Century Scotland. Doors open 9.30pm. Tickets £16 (concession £12) from the Fringe Box Office or at the door.

A rare opportunity to hear Prokofiev's Quintet (1924) for violin, viola, double bass, oboe and clarinet, which he later incorporated into his ballet Trapèze, as well as Ruth Gipps' Quintet written in 1941. Calum Robertson, clarinet, Asher Zaccerdelli, viola, and Jamie Kenny, double bass. Doors open 9.30pm. Tickets £16 (concession £12) from the Fringe Box…

This is a contemplative concert to be given by soprano Patricia Hammond accompanied by Thomas Flessenkaemper at the piano; the reader is John Helliwell. The concert consists of sacred music, spiritual poems and prayers from the Scottish Prayer Book of 1929. There is music by Bach, Purcell, Ravel, Grieg, Scriabin, Mahler and others; and poetry…