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The Newsletter of HEREFORD CATHEDRAL Perpetual Trust Patron: His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales Out of the Cloisters Summer 2014 The world turns... The evening will be accompanied by drinks and canapés, along with musical entertainment. Tickets for the party can be ordered through the Trust office, costing £35 per person. In celebration M any of the displays at this flower festival have been sponsored by supporters of the Trust in celebration of special events and loved ones or in memory of family and friends. There is still an opportunity to join this group of funders who, depending on their level of support, will receive complimentary tickets for the gala evening and festival week. To discuss the options available, please contact Erica Manley in the Trust office. It would be super to have you as part of this special event. Group rates I f you are thinking of bringing a group of 20 or more to the festival, please contact the office for details of our group rates and ticket deal. Blocks of tickets can be ordered in advance but, as you do not pay for them until you arrive at the festival, you only need to pay for those you use. Throughout the festival, demonstrations will be run by NAFAS June Chase and Hazel Smith welcoming visitors to the 2007 festival Volunteers needed H ereford Cathedral has always been renowned for its ministry of welcome. If you would like to play a part in welcoming the 10,000 plus visitors who will pass through the cathedral during the three days of the Festival of Flowers, we would be delighted to hear from you. Most of the shifts are for three hour periods and can involve standing for extended periods of time. The duties are not overly onerous and it can even be rather fun! To volunteer, please either return the reply slip on page four or contact the Trust office. O ver one hundred flower arrangers will descend on Hereford Cathedral in early September to create a dazzling array of arrangements, which will fill every corner of the building during our Festival of Flowers. ‘We are delighted to be welcoming back the Three Counties and South Wales area of NAFAS, the National Society of Flower Arrangement Societies,’ said Glyn Morgan, Chief Executive of the Perpetual Trust. ‘It was such fun having the arrangers here in 2007 and many have been asking when they would return – and now is your chance to come and see their stunning arrangements and designs.’ The festival opens with a gala evening on Wednesday 3 September, which will allow the 500 guests a preview of the floral work which will have taken place over the previous 72 hours and to meet many of those who have been involved. Choral Evensong A t the end of each day of the festival, the Cathedral Choir will be singing Choral Evensong at 5.30 pm. If you have never attended Evensong it is a super way, with glorious music, to round off a visit and to have a little time to relax and reflect on the day. Choral Evensong is sung daily during term time and you are welcome to join the congregation on any occasion. Monday – Saturday 5.30 pm, and Sundays 3.30 pm. Please check the music scheme on the cathedral website for specific days or telephone the Trust office. Gala Opening Wednesday 3 September, 6.30-9 pm An evening of glorious arrangements, music and canapès Supported by Chris Carter & Stuart Donachie
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Transcript of Out of the cloisters summer 2014
The Newsletter of HEREFORD CATHEDRAL Perpetual Trust Patron: His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales
Out of the Cloisters
Summer 2014
The world turns...
The evening will be accompanied by drinksand canapés, along with musicalentertainment. Tickets for the party can beordered through the Trust office, costing£35 per person.
In celebration
Many of the displays at this flowerfestival have been sponsored by
supporters of the Trust in celebration ofspecial events and loved ones or inmemory of family and friends.
There is still an opportunity to join thisgroup of funders who, depending on theirlevel of support, will receive complimentarytickets for the gala evening and festivalweek. To discuss the options available,please contact Erica Manley in the Trustoffice. It would be super to have you aspart of this special event.
Group rates
If you are thinking of bringing a group of20 or more to the festival, please contact
the office for details of our group rates andticket deal. Blocks of tickets can beordered in advance but, as you do not payfor them until you arrive at the festival,you only need to pay for those you use.
Throughout the festival, demonstrations will be run by NAFAS
June Chase and Hazel Smithwelcoming visitors to the 2007 festival
Volunteers needed
Hereford Cathedral has always beenrenowned for its ministry of welcome.
If you would like to play a part inwelcoming the 10,000 plus visitors whowill pass through the cathedral during thethree days of the Festival of Flowers, wewould be delighted to hear from you. Mostof the shifts are for three hour periods andcan involve standing for extended periodsof time. The duties are not overly onerousand it can even be rather fun!
To volunteer, please either return the replyslip on page four or contact the Trust office.
Over one hundred flower arrangerswill descend on Hereford Cathedral
in early September to create a dazzlingarray of arrangements, which will fill everycorner of the building during our Festivalof Flowers.
‘We are delighted to be welcoming backthe Three Counties and South Wales areaof NAFAS, the National Society of FlowerArrangement Societies,’ said Glyn Morgan,Chief Executive of the Perpetual Trust. ‘Itwas such fun having the arrangers here in2007 and many have been asking whenthey would return – and now is yourchance to come and see their stunningarrangements and designs.’
The festival opens with a gala evening onWednesday 3 September, which will allowthe 500 guests a preview of the floral workwhich will have taken place over theprevious 72 hours and to meet many ofthose who have been involved.
Choral Evensong
At the end of each day of the festival,the Cathedral Choir will be singing
Choral Evensong at 5.30 pm. If you havenever attended Evensong it is a super way,with glorious music, to round off a visitand to have a little time to relax andreflect on the day.
Choral Evensong is sung daily during termtime and you are welcome to join thecongregation on any occasion. Monday –Saturday 5.30 pm, and Sundays 3.30 pm.Please check the music scheme on thecathedral website for specific days ortelephone the Trust office.
Gala OpeningWednesday 3September, 6.30-9 pm
An evening of glorious arrangements,
music and canapèsSupported by
Chris Carter &Stuart Donachie
Out of the Cloisters Summer 2014
The Strictly team with the judges
A stunning evening!Strictly Dancing returned toHereford in April when tencouples took to the dance floorin front of a celebrity judgingpanel and a packed audience ofover 400 guests.
Each couple performed a danceof their own choice, whichranged from Phil and AudreyCollins performing a Quick Step,predictably to Can’t Hurry Loveby Phil Collins, through to a highspeed modern dance by Johnand Katherine Thompson. Thejudging panel of Sue Holdernessand John Challis, from Only Foolsand Horses and Forever Green,‘Bond Girl’ Fiona Fullerton, whois also a former competitor in theBBC version, and renownedactor John Standing wereenthusiastic for all that thedancers had achieved.
While scores flew about fromboth judges and audience, withMark and Sarah Harper beingcrowned the champions, all thedancers agreed it was anamazing experience.
‘It’s an extraordinary threemonths,’ said Phil Brace, whodanced in the 2010 and 2012events, as well as in 2014.‘When we take to the dancefloor to start our training inearly January, in the depths ofthe winter, we all feel that it isgoing to be impossible toperform anything, never minda two minute dance and a teamdisplay.’
‘Yet, with the support of ourcoach and choreographer,Rebecca White, and the fantasticencouragement that we getfrom each other, somehow it allcomes together. Thank you to allwho came to support us and, tosome out there, it could be yourturn in 2016 ...’
The evening was generouslysupported by South HerefordGarages and we were delightedto welcome Shane Powell andcolleagues on the night.
Westminster Quiz?We were delighted to welcomemany of our Londonsupporters to our annualWestminster Quiz, which thisyear was in a new venue at StColumba’s Church, PontStreet, London. Teams of eightbattled it out once again forthe ‘Champions’ Crown’,which was eventually won bythe Unconstitutionals, led by SirRobert Rogers.
It was a particular pleasure towelcome a number of tables ofyounger supporters, includingmany who had been studentsat the cathedral school. It wasgood to have you with us!
The quiz will return in Aprilnext year.
Due to a problem withdistribution, many of youdid not receive Easter lilysponsor forms in the springmailing, for which weapologise. However, throughour many friends we stillmanaged to distribute alarge number and all wereas generous, as always.
The cathedral was stillpacked with arrangements,created by our wonderfulteam of flower arrangers, onEaster Day and for thefollowing weeks. Thank youto all those who sponsoredblooms and who helpeddistribute the forms.
Easter lilies
‘The museum has made hugeefforts in reaching out to everysingle school district in thearea. This is to ensure thatthey know about theexhibition and make an effortto bring children on field tripsto view the documents.Curriculum has been writtenand programming is offeredthat complement theexhibition. And our effortshave paid off!
‘We are looking forward toseeing numbers increase evenfurther as the summer seasongets underway.’
Latha Thomas
Out of the Cloisters Summer 2014
Patrick Darling, holding high Joanna Cobb, during their dance routineat Strictly Dancing
Part of the lighting trials during last year
The Prince of Wales, along withThe Duchess of Cornwall, during avisit in 2009
High Sheriff entertainsSunday 13 July
This year’s annualBenefactors’ Party, for those
who are part of the pledgedgiving scheme and for thosewho have kindly let us knowthat they have included alegacy in their Will, will beheld at Caradoc, the home ofMajor Patrick Darling,Herefordshire’s High Sheriff.
As one of the dancers in thisyear’s Strictly Dancing, Patrickis a great supporter of theTrust, although whether therewill be a repeat of his dance
with Joanna Cobb, guests willhave to wait and see!
Also very welcome to attendthe party are those interestedin joining the pledged givingscheme but who have not yetdone so, or those yet to tell usof a legacy commitment.
While we encourage minimumdonations of £300 per year(£25 per month) we welcomewhatever you are able to offer.
Please contact the Trust office.It will be a pleasure to haveyou among our number.
And let there be light
Work continues on theinstallation of the new
lighting system for thecathedral. The work has nowmoved from the roof spaces tothe body of the building and,when visiting, you will findsmall areas of the buildingsectioned off while thecontractors work at high level.We hope that this will not affectthe enjoyment of your visit.
The new system will initiallybe installed in the nave, withwork moving around thebuilding and the newchandeliers for the transeptsbeing hung early next year.
As the installation alsoincludes the stripping out ofthe old lamps and wires, thenew scheme will emerge over aperiod of time, though we willplan a number of celebrationsfor next year to mark itscompletion.
Grateful thanks must go toAnn and Jeremy Clay, alongwith the Jordan Foundation, fortheir generosity in funding theproject. It will transform thebuilding and how people areable to enjoy its architecture.Thank you for this tremendoussupport and vision.
Patronagerenewed
HRH The Prince of Wales hasrenewed his Patronage of thePerpetual Trust for a furtherfive years.
‘We are obviously delightedwith the news,’ saidChristopher James, Chairman.‘Over the past 10 years ThePrince has been tremendouslysupportive of our work, whichhas enabled us to securesignificant funding to facilitatethe restoration of the cathedraland to give ongoing supportto the Choral Foundation.’
On its travels!‘The Houston Museum ofNatural Science has beenproud to host importantdocuments before - namelythe Dead Sea Scrolls and theEmancipation Proclamation.Both those documents drewhuge numbers of visitors fromnear and far as expected.
‘But when the Magna Cartaand King’s Writ came to ourmuseum from HerefordCathedral – it has not onlydrawn lots of visitors but thereis also an air of reverence andawe in seeing a documentfrom which the USConstitution is based. We areprivileged to host it and tohost the over 14,000 schoolchildren who have seen it sofar. Quite a remarkablenumber considering that it’sover a period of 2 ½ months!
Contact detailsGlyn Morgan & Erica ManleyHereford Cathedral Perpetual Trust5 College Cloisters, Hereford HR1 2NG
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Out of the Cloisters Summer 2014
BBC Radio 3 Choral EvensongWednesday 10 September 3.30 pmrepeated Sunday 14 September 3 pm
If joining us in the cathedral, please be seated by 3.10 pm
Supporting the FutureThank you to all those whohave spoken to us over the pastfew months about charitablebequests. Your support, whetherof the Chapter, Friends orourselves (and in a number ofcases, of all three of us), in thisform is vital in enabling us toachieve much that we do andto build up investments to carefor the future. It will help toensure that those who followus are able to enjoy thecathedral, its fellowship, itsmusic and so much more.
If you are still consideringincluding a gift and would likemore information, details canbe found in the cathedral andon the website or please donot hesitate to contact GlynMorgan in the Trust office.
One of the panels from theSacrament House, which wasfunded through a legacy gift
Accounts onlineOur 2013 accounts were adopted by trustees in early June andhave now been sent to the Charity Commission for uploading toour page on their website, which you can access throughwww.charity-commission.gov.uk or by using the link on ourtrustee page at www.herefordcathedral.org Paper copies can alsobe requested from the Trust office.
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I forgot everything but the voices of thechoir, echoing, it seemed, from above thehigh altar; I saw nothing but little flushesof pink and blue falling on the stonethrough stained windows. The organ of‘Hereford...’ is, as it should be, the voice ofthe cathedral: its calm sweetness places ahand over the spirit; and in this church,with the organ whispering through theaisles, the world and its problems seemover the hills of reality.
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Out of the CloistersDATES FOR YOUR DIARY
Patron: His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales
JUNE
Tuesdays until the end of SeptemberLunchtime organ concerts
Weekly lunchtime recitals, which areheld throughout the summer (noconcert 22 July and 2 & 9 September).Live video link from the organ loft to alarge screen at the Tower Crossing.Free admission: retiring collection.
Why not come early, or stay on and havea bite in the Cloister Café?
Wednesdays and Saturdaysuntil the end of SeptemberGarden Tours 2.30 pm
Led by volunteer guides andgardeners, the ‘Secret Gardens’ tourexplores the natural world frommedieval times to the present day withbehind the scenes access to gardensnot normally open to the public.Group guided tours can be bookedby contacting the Visits Office [email protected]
Saturday 28 June 3.30 pm Choral Evensong on Armed Forces Day
A service to mark Armed Forces Day,the Royal British Legion’s County Rallyand it will commemorate theassassination of the ArchdukeFerdinand of Austria – the event whichwas the catalyst for the First WorldWar. All welcome. Please be seated by3.15 pm.
Sunday 29 June 5 pmFoundation visit to Weston-under-Penyard
The cathedral choir will sing ChoralEvensong.
Monday 30 JuneIcon Painting Course
The start of a week long course intraditional Byzantine icon painting
All services and events are in Hereford Cathedral unless otherwise stated.For more information please contact 01432 374261 or visit www.herefordcathedral.org
Summer 2014
www.herefordcathedral.org/how-to-help/hereford-cathedral-perpetual-trust
technique with renownediconographer and noted teacher PeterMurphy, whose work can be seenaround the cathedral. Fee £300.Reserve your place on 01432 374225/6or [email protected]
JULY
Tuesday 1 July 7 pmIcons: Depicting Holiness
An illustrated lecture by Peter Murphyon English Romanesque painting withreference to the creation of the imageson the St Ethelbert shrine. College Hall. Charge £5. Reserve yourplace 01432 374225/6.
Thursday 3 – Saturday 5 July 7.30 pm (Friday Matinee 2 pm)A Midsummer Night’s Dream
The Worcester Repertory Companyperform Shakespeare’s magical play inthe beautifully atmospheric ChapterHouse Garden. Tickets £10 (purchasedbefore 28 June) and thereafter £12.50.Available from the Cathedral Shop on01432 275063, Outback Records andWorcester Live Box Office on 01905611427. Cloisters Cafe open eachevening from 5.30 pm for light supper.Bar from 5.30-9pm.
Thursday 10 July 5.30 pmValediction and admission of choristersand music scholars
The last Choral Evensong of thesummer term sung by the cathedralchoir, including the anthem The Twelveby William Walton. All welcome.
Sunday 13 July 5.30 pmThe Evening Hour
A service of prayer for healing andwholeness with words and musicfrom Iona and Taizé and time for quietreflection; all are welcome.
The service is held on the secondSunday of each month.
Tuesday 22 July 7.30 pmGala organ concert – Peter Dyke
Peter Dyke, Assistant Director of Music,Hereford Cathedral, will give an eveningrecital including his transcription ofElgar’s Enigma Variations. Live videofeed from the organ loft to a screen atthe Tower Crossing. This concert hasbeen generously sponsored by JohnClarke. Tickets, available from theCathedral Shop and at the door, priced£8 (students £3).
Saturday 26 July – Saturday 2 AugustThree Choirs Festival
Hosted in Worcester Cathedral.www.3choirs.org for furtherinformation.
Wednesday 30 July 3.30 pmBBC Radio 3’s Choral Evensong
Broadcast from the Thee ChoirsFestival, being held in WorcesterCathedral, with the combined choirs ofGloucester, Hereford and Worcestercathedrals. Repeated on Sunday 3 August (time to be confirmed).
AUGUST
Fridays in August 1 pmJazz in the Chapter House Garden
The highly popular concerts return tothe Chapter House Garden on Fridaysthroughout August (inside, if wet).Refreshments and bar available.
Sunday 3 August 3.30 pmCivic service to commemorate the startof the First World War
The Lord-Lieutenant of Herefordshireand the Chairman of HerefordshireCouncil will attend Choral Evensong.All welcome. Please be seated by 3.15 pm.
Monday 4 August 9-11 pmCandlelight vigil (times to be confirmed)
A candlelight vigil in the cathedralleading up to 11 pm, the moment onehundred years ago when Britaindeclared war.
SEPTEMBER
Wednesday 3 September 6.30-9 pmFestival of Flowers Gala Opening
Gala opening of the 2014 Festival of Flowers
Thursday 4 – Saturday 6 September9 am – 5.30 pm Festival of Flowers 2014
In partnership with the Three Countiesand South Wales Area of NAFAS.Followed each evening by ChoralEvensong sung by the cathedral choir(service ends approximately 6.15 pm).
Saturday 6 – Sunday 21 SeptemberFestival of Churches: Herefordshire,Shropshire and Worcestershire
Watch out for details of special eventsaround the three counties based inchurches and the cathedrals.www.festivalofchurches.co.uk
Monday 8 – Sunday 14 SeptemberRemember-a-Charity week
An annual awareness week celebratingthe contribution that bequests in Willsmakes to the charitable sector.www.rememberacharity.org.uk
Wednesday 10 September 3.30 pmBBC Radio 3’s Choral Evensong
Broadcast live from Hereford Cathedralby the cathedral choir. Repeated onSunday 14 September (time to beconfirmed). If attending the cathedralbroadcast, please be seated by 3.10 pm.
Saturday 20 SeptemberAnnual clay shoot
Whitfield Estate, Wormbridge,Herefordshire by kind invitation of Tedand Tamsin Clive. Teams of four / £100per gun.
Sunday 21 SeptemberFoundation visit to Tarrington
The cathedral choir will sing Evensong.Please check the cathedral website toconfirm time.
OCTOBER
Saturday 4 October 5.30 pmRoyal School of Church Music Festival service
With a choir of over 300 members, all are welcome to this annual service.
Saturday 18 October 7.30 pmMilitary Charities Concert
British Police Symphony Orchestra inconcert with Cantabile Girls Choir(Hereford Cathedral School). The RoyalBritish Legion, ssafa, and ABF TheSoldiers’ Charity, raising funds for usein Herefordshire. Tickets available from28 June at Hereford Cathedral ShopT:01432 374210 and The Outback, 19a Church Street, Hereford T:01432 275063.
FUTURE DATES FORYOUR DIARY
Hereford Cathedral Libraryand ArchivesThe library and archives offer both amodern loan collection of over 4,000titles, and access to our historiccollections and archives for research.Whether you are interested intheological debate or local history, ourcollections are available for you toexplore. Everyone is welcome to joinfor free, borrow from our moderncollection, and use the beautiful libraryspace for reading and personal study.
Ongoing opportunities
Theological Readers’ Group:meets on the first Wednesday of eachmonth at 4.15 pm in the ReadingRoom of the Cathedral Library. Contact Keith Blackburn on01432 272111, [email protected] further details.
Saturday Readers Group:Meets on the third Saturday of eachmonth at 9 am.Biblical Study Group:Meets on the first Monday of eachmonth at 2.30 pm.If you would like to join either of thesecond two groups, contact the Libraryon 01432 374226.
Reading Room and Archive Library opening hoursTuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays 10 am – 4 pmFirst Saturday of the month 10 am – 1 pm
Please contact us in advance if youwish to consult early printed ormedieval manuscript books. Advancenotice is also required to see itemsfrom the Archives on Saturdays.Appointments may also be made tovisit the Library outside of our normalopening hours.
Contact detailsGlyn Morgan or Erica ManleyHereford Cathedral Perpetual Trust5 College CloistersHereford HR1 [email protected]+44 (0)1432 374261
Tuesday 2 DecemberAdvent in London
The Trust’s annual service held inthe Guards’ Chapel, Wellington
Barracks, and followed by areception. Supported by the
Old Market, Hereford with owners,British Land. Please call the
Trust office for further details.
Chris Carter &Stuart Donachie
HerefordCathedralChoir
