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Christmas with John Rutter

Posted November 26, 2020 by Team JR & filed under News Features.

Only two weeks until the Christmas Celebration concert – live streamed on 10th December at 7.30pm GMT.

Christmas concert with John Rutter

Bath Camerata are welcoming back John, for the fifth year running, to conduct their Christmas concert. Join them in the beautiful surroundings of Bath Abbey for what promises to be a thoroughly uplifting celebration of music for the festive season. There will be Christmas songs, old and new, alongside some favourite carols for the audience… Read more »

John Rutter’s Christmas Celebration

Join the nation’s favourite choral composer for another joyful celebration of Christmas as he conducts Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in the Royal Albert Hall. With sing-along carols, rousing fanfares, Yuletide classics and more, this firm festive favourite is guaranteed to fill you with sparkle and cheer. Featuring the Choristers of Croydon Minster, Nadine Benjamin soprano, The… Read more »

John Rutter’s Christmas Celebration

Join the nation’s favourite choral composer for another joyful celebration of Christmas as he conducts Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in the Royal Albert Hall. With sing-along carols, rousing fanfares, Yuletide classics and more, this firm festive favourite is guaranteed to fill you with sparkle and cheer. Featuring the Choristers of Croydon Minster, Nadine Benjamin soprano, The… Read more »

Putting music at the centre

Posted October 29, 2019 by John Rutter & filed under John's Blog, Latest Blog.

The wheel of fashion needs a spin to rediscover music as the newest and brightest idea in education.

What’s in a name?

Posted April 20, 2018 by John Rutter & filed under John's Blog.

We shouldn’t have to use the term ‘classical’ almost like an apology.

A Cambridge Christmas

A Cambridge Christmas comprises 30 tracks of Christmas music by John Rutter and other composers, including Peter Warlock, G.P da Palestrina and Elizabeth Poston, along with arrangements by David Willcocks, John Rutter, Christopher Robinson, and others.