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St Peter's Choir

There is a long-standing choral tradition at St Peters, developed by men such as Vincent Trivett (Organist 1909-1947) and Kendrick Partington (Organist 1957-1994). In these days where church choirs are far and few between, we are proud to maintain a good choral tradition in a wide range of services including Matins, Evensong, Eucharist and Compline, as well as regular visits to cathedrals and other churches both in the UK and abroad.


The Choir of St Peter's in rehearsal

The choir at St Peter’s is an amateur voluntary group that produces what the Nottingham Evening Post has termed an "outstanding standard of music-making", thanks to the commitment of its members, who comprise a number of adult singers, as well as students and staff of both universities.

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Click here to see this term's music list.

Click here for a recent recording of the choir, singing John Rutter's Arise, shine (recorded during Evensong for the Feast of the Epiphany at Durham Cathedral, Friday 6th January 2012).

 

The Choir of St Peter's at York Minster, May 2010

As well as singing at St Peter’s and All Saints’ throughout the year, the choir often give concerts and sing services in churches and cathedrals across the UK. The first such visit was to Lichfield Cathedral during Easter Week 1969 (a visit that was repeated 40 years later, on Low Sunday 2009).  There is also a tour each summer and in recent years the choir has been to France, Belgium and Ireland. In August 2008, the choir was given the great honour of being invited to sing for three days at Westminster Abbey.

All the music sung during each term is presented in the parish music list. The musical life of St Peter’s is also considerably enriched by the regular Saturday morning 'coffee break' concerts.

If you are interested in joining the choir, you might like to read this information sheet. To arrange an audition, please contact the Director of Music.

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St Peter's Choir at Durham Cathedral

Adele Siepmann

The choir of St Peter’s enjoyed another successful residency at the beginning of January, this time at the magnificent Durham Cathedral. The visit started with a bang on Friday 6th with a Festal Evensong for the Feast of th...

Choral commission in memory of Dr David Ray

Peter Siepmann

David Ray was a Professor of Neurotoxicology at the University of Nottingham Medical School and a member of the Choir of St Peter's Church, Nottingham. He died on Remembrance Sunday 2010 after a long and courageous fight with...

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Stainer: God so loved the world

St Peter's Choir at Durham Cathedral [2012-01-08]

Psalm 46

St Peter's Choir at Durham Cathedral [2012-01-08]

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how to find / contact us

opening hours

The Parish Office

Monday 9am – 4.30pm
Tuesday 9am – 5pm
Wednesday 9am – 4.30pm
Thursday 9am – 5pm
Friday 9am – 5pm

St Peter's

Monday – Saturday, 10am – 4pm

St Mary's

Tuesday – Saturday, 10am – 3pm

For information on service times at All Saints', St Mary's & St Peter's, visit the services page

location

Map of All Saints', St Mary's and St Peter's churches, and the Parish office

All Saints' Church - Raleigh Street, NG7 4DP
St Mary's Church - High Pavement, NG1 1HN
St Peter's Church - St Peter's Gate, NG1 2NW

contact details

Please contact the Parish Office for details of any events or to get in touch with a member of staff.

The office is situated on the upper floor of the St Peter's Centre, on the south side of St Peter's Church and adjacent to Marks & Spencer.

The Parish Office

The Parish Office
St Peter's Centre, St Peter's Square
Nottingham, United Kingdom,
NG1 2NW

0115 948 3658 (+44 115 948 3658 outside the UK)

office@nottinghamchurches.org

Further information

If you wish to trace a former resident or member of the parish, please address your requests to the Nottinghamshire Archives.


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