César Franck: Choral No 3 en la mineur (13’)
Eugène Gigout: Scherzo (5’)
Charles-Marie Widor: Symphony VI, Op 42 No 2 (36’)
I. Allegro
II. Adagio
III. Intermezzo (Allegro)
IV. Cantabile
V. Final (Vivace)
Joseph Bonnet: Elfes (Douze Piéces Op 7) (3’)
Louis Vierne: Final (Symphony I) (6’)
Daniel Cook · organ
Master of the Choristers and Organist of Durham Cathedral
Daniel Cook is Master of the Choristers and Organist of Durham Cathedral, and is internationally recognised as a liturgical and concert organist of the highest calibre. A familiar face at JAM on the Marsh, Daniel served as Festival Curator in 2017–18. Few will forget his unforgettable 2017 performance with the London Mozart Players, playing music by Albinoni, Poulenc, and Judith Bingham on three different organs through the wizardry of Hauptwerk. In this recital, Daniel dips into one of the most exciting periods of French music.
There will be no Festival Shuttle Bus available for this performance.
TRAIN
London St Pancras (or Stratford International) ➡️ Ashford International
TICKETS
Paper tickets will not be distributed via the box office. Please show your email ticket confirmation on your mobile phone upon arrival.
SEATING
Seating is unreserved and operates on a first come first serve basis.
WHEN DO DOORS OPEN?
Doors open approximately 30 minutes before each event.
ACCESSIBILITY
It is our ambition to have as many people connected to the arts as possible. Please understand that we primarily use medieval churches and access can be challenging in these ancient buildings. Our Front of House team will be available to assist and direct you during your visit.
TOILETS
There are two modern toilets available at this venue.
PARKING
Parking is extremely limited at this venue and often reserved for those that need help accessing the venue. The Mount Street Car Park and the Paddocks Car Park are within walking distance of the venue.
