EMG Symphony Orchestra & Jean-Marie Lorand Ensemble "Carmina Burana" Exeter Cathedral Saturday 13 April 2019 Press Release from Ellen Stratton

EMG Symphony Orchestra
Exeter Cathedral
Saturday 13 April 7.30pm
(Paula Fernley Photography)

On Saturday 13 April EMG Symphony Orchestra and Music Director Leo Geyer are delighted to welcome back the EMG Singers and French choir, the Jean-Marie Lorand Ensemble, as well as a specially formed children’s choir, for what promises to be an exhilarating night of music at Exeter Cathedral. 

The programme features Carl Orff’s iconic "Carmina Burana", along with Maurice Ravel’s delicate "Menuet Antique" and Claude Debussy’s richly evocative "La Mer".  This will be an evening not to be missed!

EMG and the Jean-Marie Lorand Ensemble, based in Exeter's twin city of Rennes, have had links for more than 40 years and have performed together in both cities on a number of occasions.  

This concert, supported by the Exeter Twinning Circle, is in aid of St Petrock’s, Exeter’s charity for people who are homeless or vulnerably housed.  St Petrock’s provides a range of support, housing and prevention services to help fill the gaps in services available to individuals in need.

Concert Tickets cost £17, £14, £12 and £10

(students and under-16s - £6 for rear nave or £5 for side aisle seats)

and are available from Exeter Tourist Information, Dix’s Field, Exeter,

01392 665885 (9.30am – 4.30pm, Monday – Saturday),

online from https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/date/589383 or on the door.

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