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.

The Three Choirs Festival has made several changes to the Board of Directors over recent months, including the appointment of new trustees and the retirement of longstanding members of the board.

On Tuesday 5 September (1.15pm), Peter Dyke will be performing a special organ concert to celebrate the life of Tim Symons.

The Three Choirs Festival moves to Worcester in 2024, where the focus will be on nature and the environment. The festival will also mark 100 years since the death of Charles Villiers Stanford, 150 years since the birth of Gustav Holst, and Judith Weir’s 70th birthday.

This year's Three Choirs Festival has begun in Gloucester. With a jam-packed programme of music from over 9 centuries, 1000+ artists and loads of new commissions, this year's festival promises to be one not to miss!

We would like to congratulate our Festival Archivist, Simon Carpenter, on being one of five individual winners of of the essay writing competition 20sStreets!

An update from the festival's Participation Coordinator about this year's exciting activities, inspired by Vaughan Williams' captivating composition, The Lark Ascending.