July 7th, 2014 - Autumn Programme Announced

The Summer Term concluded with the now traditional Boys and Girls Choir Festivals which bring the Diocesan Choirs together for Sunday morning mass and an afternoon concert of celebration. The Girls Festival was honoured by the attendance of renowned choral composer John Duggan, who had written More>>

July 3rd, 2014 - Bradford Catholic Girls Choir to take part in World Championships

Bradford Catholic Girls Choir will sing their hearts out as they compete at the World Choir Games. Billed as the 'Olympics for Choirs', the group will battle it out in Riga, Latvia in the Champions Category at the event, held from July 9 to 19. Bradford Catholic Girls' Choir are one of only three More>>

May 22nd, 2014 - Fifth Series of Organ Concerts

The details for the fifth season of concerts on some of the most stunning organs in West Yorkshire are now available. The series brings together some of the country's most celebrated organists to entertain and delight audiences.

Concerts include the inaugural recital on the new Peter More>>

April 19th, 2014 - BBC1 Easter Day Broadcast

Children from the Diocese of Leeds Schools Singing Programme will broadcast to the nation on Easter Sunday.

Recorded in March 2014, BBC1's flagship religious programme, Songs of Praise, will explore different communities' Easter worship, with music from Bradford Catholic Youth Choir, Huddersfield More>>

April 6th, 2014 - Cathedral Junior Girls Choir at Choir of the Year 2014

A report by members of the choir (aged between 7 and 11)

Today (Sunday 6th April), the Cathedral Junior Girls' Choir took part in Choir of the Year 2014. It was the first time we had ever taken part in a choir competition and everyone was excited! First, we assembled at the Cathedral More>>

March 24th, 2014 - How much music can you fit into one month?

The busy month of March began with a Saturday concert by the Cathedral Junior Boys and Girls Choirs with music by Bach, Purcell and Britten. This first week of the month also marked the start of Lent. Allegri's famous Miserere marked this this liturgical transition and was sung by the Cathedral More>>