West Devon Chorale returns to Plymouth RC Cathedral for their Advent Carol Concert with a wide-ranging programme of music
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‘A festival of singing and rejoicing’: University of Plymouth Choral Society Christmas Concert
The University of Plymouth Choral Society Christmas Concert is ‘what Christmas is all about – a festival of singing and rejoicing’
Autumn Serenade – favourites from operas & musicals in aid of the MS Society
Singing teacher and soprano Catherine Hamilton has organised the Autumn Serenade concert at Plymouth University’s Sherwell Centre for the Multiple Sclerosis Society
Newly-formed Wandle Trio explore repertoire at Plymouth recital
The Wandle Trio is a newly-formed wind trio of three friends who have come together to explore the repertoire that exists for flute, clarinet and bassoon
Aplomb, empathy and élan in Madeleine Perring’s warm and confident debut recital
Maddie Perring’s first solo recital at the Minster Church of St Andrew, Plymouth was enjoyable and augurs well for the future. Philip R Buttall reviews
Cornwall ensemble Levowan spellbinding at St Andrew’s lunchtime recital
The audience was spellbound by Cornwall’s newer and relatively small ensembles, Levowan, at the Minster Church of St Andrew’s lunchtime recital
Well-balanced recital mixes poignancy with power: David Crocker at the Minster Church of St Andrew
You don’t need to pull out all the stops to pull out all the stops. David Crocker’s organ recital at the Minster Church of St Andrew, Plymouth is well-balanced and enjoyable. Philip R Buttall reviews
David Stevens demonstrates the range of ‘king of instruments’ at St Andrews’ lunchtime recital
The ‘king of instruments’, that’s the organ to you, is not just volume and bombast, as demonstrated by David Stevens at Minster Church of St Andrew Lunchtime recital. Philip R Buttall reviews
Elan and enjoyment: the Wivelscombe String Quartet at St Andrews, Plymouth
The Wivelscombe String Quartet epitomised the ethos of the Minster Church of St Andrew lunchtime recitals. Philip R Buttall reviews
Inspiring works go on display at Plymouth University’s annual arts degree show
Outstanding student talent spanning a range of arts disciplines will go on show to the public at HOT’17, the degree show from the University of Plymouth’s School of Art, Design and Architecture.
Plymouth College of Art invests in city centre home for Foundation Diploma in Art & Design students
Plymouth College of Art has bought a new building to create dedicated studios for Foundation Diploma in Art & Design students
Hidden Inspiration: not what we see but what we feel – Martin Bush exhibition in Plymouth
Martin Bush explores his Hidden Inspirations in a number of works at the Hidden Olive at Plymouth’s Barbican
Watch out for a wolf in a sheep’s coat plus precise felt wildlife in 45 Southside’s Creatures 2017 exhibition
Collectable and humours creatures from Gwen Vaughan and Tracey Benton take over Plymouth Barbican’s 45 Southside gallery
Plymouth Festival of Words promises a celebration of literary talent
Literary and cultural icons as well as crowning of the 2017 Plymouth Mayflower Young Laureate Award are all part of Plymouth Festival of Words, 2017
Sir John Sorrell CBE calls Plymouth College of Art “one of the best art schools in the world”
At the Plymouth College of Art’s 2016 graduation ceremony new Honorary Fellow, Sir John Sorrell CBE, called the college “one of the best art schools in the world” as he received his Honorary Fellowship