The Three Choirs Festival has announced a thrilling new programme for its 2024 edition, with a celebration of nature and its enduring influence on composers and musicians at its heart.

In partnership with King’s School, Worcester, the festival is providing an opportunity to Worcester schools to come together in a celebration of singing.

Dive into an exhibition co-curated by Simon Carpenter, Volunteer Festival Archivist.

Nilufar's Az nahāyate tāriki (From the deep end of darkness) has been nominated for an award.

North Wales based composer and pianist Cameron Biles-Liddell premieres his 'Yr Afon Yn Yr Awyr' in England at Worcester 2024.

Sarah Kirkland Snider premieres her 'Mass for the Endangered' in the UK at Worcester 2024.

Our next composer profile is that of Paul Mealor, composer of the second Festival Commission for Worcester 2024!

Our fourth composer profile is of Nathan James Dearden, composer of one of Worcester 2024's Festival Commissions.

The third anniversary of Worcester 2024 is Sir Charles Villiers Stanford. Learn more about him and his music.

Our second composer profile is that of Gustav Holst. 2024 marks 150 years since the composer's birth.

Learn more about Judith Weir, her music and what will be performed at Worcester 2024.

The Three Choirs Festival has announced that it has entered into a further six-year partnership with Philharmonia Orchestra as their orchestra in residence.