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Preached by Richard Humphrey on Sunday, November 28th, 2021
A part of the Advent Check Up series.
Jesus has check in with us and will check in again bring the kingdom with him.
What do we do to prepare? What is our Quick Response.
The text of the sermon is here
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You can watch the whole service here.
Everyone is welcome to come to the Cathedral as we celebrate the birth of Christ. This page will be updated with further details about our services as we get closer to Christmas Day. In the meantime, here is a list of upcoming services. Bookings are not required.
Christmas Eve – Friday 24th December
Christmas Day – Saturday 25th December
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Preached by Christopher Waterhouse on Sunday, November 21st, 2021
What would happen if we truly lived our lives with Christ as our King? The image to the left is the stained glass window at the top of the Great East window in the Cathedral church.
In this sermon, Christopher speaks about the symbolism of this window, and the truth that it points us towards about the kingship of Christ.
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oin us for one of the most popular and enduring works for choir, orchestra and soloists – Handel’s masterpiece, “Messiah” performed in the beautiful surroundings of St David’s Cathedral.
Our soloists are Lana Kains (soprano), Nicholas Tolputt (countertenor), Alexander Rodrigues (tenor) and Michael Lampard (bass-baritone).
Featuring the Argyle Orchestra and Choir, conducted by Thomas Rimes.
No reserved seating. Doors open 6:30pm. Tickets $40 / $35 concession.
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Preached by Richard Humphrey on Sunday, November 14th, 2021
A part of the Life By Numbers series.
A question of numbers.
What happened to 9. And are there other Numbers we might like to skip.
And what question might Numbers ask us.
The text is here
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You can watch the sermon here.
You watch the whole service here.
Van Diemen’s Band Christmas concert returns featuring some of the most gorgeous Christmas music from throughout the ages, with your best-loved Christmas carols in a family-friendly celebration featuring the young choristers of the TYO Tasmanian Youth Chorale.
Friday 17th December at 6pm.
Hobart City Band presents their end of year concert: Instinctive Travels. The concert will feature ensembles from all three bands: Hobart Brass Band, Hobart Youth Winds and the Hobart Wind Symphony. The ensembles will be performing world premieres from local composers, along with well known favourites.
Peter Tanfield will be director and violin soloist with Hobart Chamber Orchestra in the following delightful program:
• Albinoni Sinfonia in G major
• JS Bach Concerto in D minor BWV 1052R
• JS Bach Air (from Suite No 3)
• Vivaldi Concerto in D minor for two violins and ‘cello obbligato
• Corelli Christmas Concerto
Saturday 27th November at 7:30pm.
Glenorchy City Concert Brass and Glenorchy City Community Brass present a night of brass band classics and favourites…with some surprises!Fresh from their success in the recent Tasmanian State Band Championships, Glenorchy City Concert Brass and Glenorchy City Community Brass present a program of brass band classics, broadway favourites and toe-tapping tunes.
Soloists include Brett Budgeon (voice), David Eaves (flugel horn), Rolf Miezitis (euphonium) and Carmen Turk (flugel horn)
Gather your friends and family for an entertaining all-ages concert in the inspirational acoustic of St David’s Cathedral.
Click here to book tickets online via EventBrite.
Saturday 20th November at 7:30pm.
Singers of Southern Tasmania present two performances only of a little known oratorio by G. F. Handel called “The Triumph of Time and Truth.”
Handel’s last oratorio may have never been performed in Australia, and indeed, rarely around the world. The reason is that it has never been published. Nevertheless, it contains all the greatness, fireworks and beauty one expects from Handel’s choral works. Through many hours of transcribing and reconstruction from an old 1865 score, Hobart audiences now have the unique opportunity to hear this remarkable work. If you like The Messiah, you simply can’t afford to miss this!
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