Upcoming BBC Broadcasts and Special Evensongs
Next week the Cathedral will be hosting the BBC for a recorded Radio 4 Sunday Service and a live Radio 3 Choral Evensong.
On Tuesday evening our Cathedral Choir (Girls) will be recording a BBC Radio 4 Sunday Worship programme to be broadcast on Sea Sunday (10 July), with the Chaplain of The Fleet preaching.
Following this on on Wednesday the Cathedral Choir (Boys) will be broadcasting Choral Evensong live from 4pm on BBC Radio 3. If you wish to be in the congregation, please arrive before 3.45pm as the cathedral will be closed for the 4pm broadcast.
See an overview of these upcoming services below…
Patronal Festival Eucharist - Sunday 3 July, 11.00am
Sung by the Cathedral Choir (Boy Choristers)
Music includes the Westminster Mass by Roxanna Panufnik and Hymnus in natale martyrum by Nico Muhly (Commissioned for the farewell service to Bishop Christopher, Ninth Bishop of Portsmouth)
Preacher: The Very Revd Catherine Ogle, Dean of Winchester Cathedral
Choral Evensong - Sunday 3 July, 5:45pm
sung by the Cathedral Choir (Girl Choristers) with valediction to our Choral Scholars and Organ Scholar
Music includes: Canticles: Gloucester Service - Howells
Anthem: Clangat tuba, martyr Thoma – Hamilton (A new commission for 2021 by composer Tim Hamilton, a former chorister at Portsmouth Cathedral)Preacher: One of our Head Choristers
Choral Evensong - Monday 4 July, 5:45pm
Sung by the Lay Clerks and Choral Scholars
Choral Evensong - Tuesday 5 July, 5:45pm
Sung by the Boy Choristers
Choral Evensong - Wednesday 6 July, 4:00pm
Sung by the Cathedral Choir (Boys)
Broadcast live on BBC Radio 3 - please be seated by 3:45pm, doors close for 4pm broadcast
Choral Evensong - Thursday 7 July, 5:45pm
sung by the Girl Choristers
Final service of the Choir term.
Broadcast on BBC Radio 4 : Sunday Worship for Sea Sunday 10 July, 8:10am
Sung by the Cathedral Choir (Girls)
Preacher: the Ven Andrew Hillier, Chaplain of the Fleet
Please note our 8:00am Holy Communion in the Cathedral will not be affected by this broadcast
Find our more about services and worship at the Cathedral, or visit the BBC Radio 3 and BBC Radio 4 websites to listen or catch-up online.