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Norwich Cathedral presents

VE Day Anniversary Organ Recital

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Norfolk & Norwich Festival 2020 has been cancelled

It is with regret that we have taken the very difficult but ultimately inevitable decision to cancel the 2020 Norfolk & Norwich Festival.

With the rapidly escalating health-crisis and with the safety of our audiences, staff and artists at heart, we have taken the decision that it is impossible for us to deliver the Festival this May.

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Ashley Grote, Norwich Cathedral’s Master of Music, presents a programme of popular organ music for the 75th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day. Featuring works by Herbert Brewer, George Thalben-Ball, William Walton, César Franck, Edward Elgar and Henry Wood.

The programme includes:
Marche Héroique – Herbert Brewer Elegy – George Thalben-Ball Prelude and Fugue ‘The Spitfire’ – William Walton Pièce Héroïque – César Franck Nimrod from Enigma Variations – Edward Elgar Fantasia on British Sea Songs – Henry Wood Pomp and Circumstance March No 1 in D – Edward Elgar

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Duration: 1 hour

Tickets: This is a non-ticketed event

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