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Events

Royal Maundy: A Nosegay for H.M. The Queen

Talk by Rosemary Mason, the Nosegay Maker to H.M. The Queen: Royal Maundy:  A Nosegay for H.M. The Queen This talk will cover the history behind the Royal Maundy Service and a demonstration of a nosegay. Doors will open 30 minutes prior to each (identical) event (2.30 and again at 7.30). Tickets available towards the end of September from the Cathedral Shop (follow link below to the box office) or from Carol Hill (01522 723967) or during coffee after the Sunday Eucharist.   Tickets £12, to include light refreshment. In the Chapter House.

Date: Friday 2nd, March 2012
Time: 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM

Event Location: Lincoln Cathedral

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Friday 2nd March

Be A Chorister for a Day

Find out what life as a Cathedral Chorister is like, with no commitment to join!

Boys and girls aged 7 to 11 can join Lincoln’s Choir for rehearsals, lunch and Evensong. Places are limited and timings are to be confirmed.

For further information or to book, please contact Miss Shirley Jordan: 01522 551342 or e-mail shirley.jordan@church-schools.com

Date: Saturday 3rd, March 2012
Time: 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Event Location: Lincoln Cathedral

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Saturday 3rd March

Concert by the Dutch Choral Singers

Lunchtime Concert by The Dutch Choral Singers to be held in the Chapter House. The Dutch Choral Singers is the name of a new project choir in the northern Netherlands and offers people the opportunity to sing in the great Cathedrals of England. We are delighted to welcome them to Lincoln Cathedral The Dutch Choral Singers were founded by Henk de Vries, organist to the Choir and Edwin Velvis, Conductor and Choir Master. Both have many years experience in the Anglican choral and musical tradition. Entrance Entrance to the concert is free to anyone who has paid entry to the Cathedral that day and to visitors who hold a valid Lincoln Cathedral pass. If you require any further inforamtion please call 01522 561600 or email visitors@lincolncathedral.com Biography Organist - Henk de Vries(1979) has studied organ at the Conservatory in Groningen with Johan Beeftink and Theo Jellema and attended master classes with Almut Rössler, Olivier Latry and Christophe Mantoux. Henk is a titular organist at St Peter to Zuidbroek and plays the beautiful Schnitger organ from Freytag 1795. Concert tours have taken Henk all over the world, including Belgium, Germany, England, France, Italy and Hungary brought. In May 2011 he had his first concert tour in the USA. He played concerts in the states of Washington DC, Virginia and the American Guild of Organists in Pennsylvania. Choir master - Edwin Velvis (1968) was introduced to the English choral music on a trip to Cambridge in 1989. Soon he became involved in the Roden Boys Choir where he spent over ten years where he sung bass. Edwin studied music, singing and choral conducting at the Conservatory in Groningen, and the SNK in Utrecht. In addition, he regularly travels to England to keep abreast of developments in the choral music and to pursue his hobby: photography. In the early '90s, he led various projects choir he founded and youth choirs. Later he took care of children's executive courses at the School of the Arts in Arnhem (1999, 2000). In June 2003 he graduated with his Youth Ensemble Focaliber first prize for small ensembles with the highest points in a preliminary round of the National Choir Festival where 28 choirs participated. He is currently employed as a conductor in five choirs and choir projects He also gives voice lessons and organises regular workshops with choirs and gives vocal training courses to choir singers.  

Date: Saturday 3rd, March 2012
Time: 1:10 PM - 2:00 PM

Event Location: Lincoln Cathedral

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Saturday 3rd March

Lincolnshire YMCA Sleep Easy 2012

The Lincolnshire YMCA Sleep Easy is a sponsored night to raise funds for a team of volunteers from the YMCA to go to New Delhi, India, to assist with a community project, building their confidence and changing their lives.   Participants will be 'sleeping rough' on the East Green outside Lincoln Cathedral. Details of this project can be found at   www.asha.india.org Participants must be 18 or older.   To register, visit the YMCA website:   www.lincsymca.co.uk For further details contact Sally Williams:   sally.williams@lincsymca.co.uk

Date: Saturday 3rd, March 2012 - Sunday 4th, March 2012
Time: 7:00 PM - 7:00 AM

Event Location: Lincoln Cathedral

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Saturday 3rd March

Organ Recital performed by Charles Harrison

Admission charge will be £5.00 and seating will be located in the Nave and St Hugh's Choir of  the Cathedral
 
Programme
 
J S Bach:  Toccata and Fugue in F BWV 540                                         
 
Percy Whitlock:  Four Extemporisations  
                                                        
                                     Carol; Divertimento; Fidelis; Fanfare
 
Paul Hindenith:  Sonata no 2
                                      Lebhaft; Ruhig bewegt; Fuge: Mäßig bewegt, heiter
 
 César Franck:  Cantabile  Maurice Duruflé:  Prélude et Fugue sur le nom d’Alain   
                
 
For further information please contact: (01522) 561600 or (01522) 561646 or email: visitors@lincolncathedral.com or colinwalsh1@btinternet.com
Follow the link to find out more about C harles Harrison

Date: Sunday 4th, March 2012
Time: 5:30 PM - 6:15 PM

Event Location: Lincoln Cathedral

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Sunday 4th March

Discover Lincolnshire Weekend

After wonderful feedback from visitors and staff, Lincoln Cathedral is proud to announce that, once again, we will be part of the Discover Lincolnshire Weekend on the 10th March. This will give visitors the opportunity to come and enjoy the Cathedral in all its splendour for free. Guides and stewards will be available throughout the day for visitors to talk to and we will be running Roof and Tower tours at regular intervals. Numbers will be limited on each tour and restrictions may apply. Tours will cost £3.00 per person for each tour and can be booked at the entry desk on the day. Unfortunately we will be unable to take advance bookings and should you arrive late for a tour we will be unable to hold your place or refund. The wonderful Wren Library, designed by Sir Christopher Wren, will be open for visitors to enjoy. Lincoln Cathedral library is reputedly one of the finest rare book libraries in the East Midlands and among the top five cathedral library collections in England. As well as a reference collection of c.10,000 items,  we also hold 260 medieval manuscripts, including works of theology, canon law, devotional books, music and literature. On Sunday visitors are welcome to enter the Cathedral although there will be restricted access during services. Everyone is welcome at our services. Unfortunately we will not be running tours and the Library will not be open on this day. If you would like any further information please call 01522 561600 or email visitors@lincolncathedral.com.  

Date: Saturday 10th, March 2012
Time: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Event Location: Lincoln Cathedral

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Saturday 10th March

Open lecture by Trevor Dennis

 Jesus and Genesis, Tales of two Brothers.
The Lincoln Theological Society is pleased to welcome Trevor Dennis
Jesus' parable of the two brothers, usually called  The Prodigal Son, is full of references to the Genesis stories of Jacob and Esau and Joseph and His brothers.  Jesus' handling of these tales and especially his parable's extraordinary punch line raise very radical questions about any notions of The people of God.
The lecture will take place in The Robert Hardy Lecture Theatre at Bishop Grosseteste University College, Newport, Lincoln at 7.00 for 7.30
Tickets costing  £5.00 and include a glass of wine will be available from the beginning of February from Lincoln Cathedral shop (see below), Unicorn Books in Lincoln Central Market, after the 9.30 service in Lincoln Cathedral and on the door.
You can find out more about  the Lincoln Theological Society by folloiwing the lnk.

Date: Wednesday 14th, March 2012
Time: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Event Location: Bishop Grosseteste University College

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Wednesday 14th March

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