A special musical event conceived by Brian Ritchie.
A concert featuring Brian Ritchie, Thomas Rimes and several other locally-based musicians.
Tickets are limited, so those wishing to attend are advised to book early. Part of the proceeds supports the Cathedral’s music ministry.
Doors open 1:30pm. No reserved seating. Covid-19 Safety restrictions apply.
Tickets $25 / $20 concession, available from Trybooking:
St David’s Cathedral will host the First Signs of Life concert series in August and September 2020. Coordinated by the Cathedral’s Director of Music, Thomas Rimes, these concerts will feature the first public performances of several outstanding Tasmanian-based performers since the beginning of COVID-19 restrictions.
A concert of chamber music and German Lieder featuring current and former members of the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra: Emma McGrath, Janet Rutherford, Brett Rutherford and Matthew McGrath performing alongside Jane Edwards and the Cathedral’s Director of Music, Thomas Rimes. The program will include Schubert’s brilliant ‘Trout’ Quintet for piano and strings.
Tickets are limited, so those wishing to attend are advised to book early. Part of the proceeds supports the Cathedral’s music ministry.
Doors open 1:30pm. No reserved seating. Covid-19 Safety restrictions apply.
Tickets $25 / $20 concession, available from Trybooking:
St David’s Cathedral will host the First Signs of Life concert series in August and September 2020. Coordinated by the Cathedral’s Director of Music, Thomas Rimes, these concerts will feature the first public performances of several outstanding Tasmanian-based performers since the beginning of COVID-19 restrictions.
From Sunday, March 15th, 2020 until Tuesday, June 23rd, 2020
There are many opportunities to connect with our faith in this time of isolation.
You can see most of what we are doing on our facebook page which appears on the front of our webpage. Includes Sunday Services, Morning Prayer, Noon Prayers.
Our Sunday Evening Prayer is streamed live through our facebook page at 5.30pm.
If you’d like to follow along the text of the service is here.
From Thursday, April 9th, 2020 until Sunday, April 12th, 2020
This will be an Easter like no other perhaps in the history of the Christian Church as believers around the world will be unable to gather.
There will be a Good Friday and Easter Day Service from the Cathedral available from the Diocesan website.
There is a live stream of the stripping of the sanctuary on Maundy Thursday at 7.30pm and An Easter Vigil with lighting of the Pascal Candle at 6.15 on Easter Morning. Both will be available to watch after the event. The text of the Vigil is here. Easter 615 2020.
We hope you can join us on line as we affirm, even in these difficult times
Christ is Risen. Alleluia. He is risen indeed. Alleluia.
Like so much this year, Palm Sunday will be like no other, but somethings do not change Jesus is still our servant king and we can be encouraged to follow his path.
There is a Morning Prayer service from the Cathedral with Bishop Richard available in a variety of ways on the Diocesan Website.
There will be a livestream on our facebook page of Evening Prayer at 5.30 which will have the Passion Reading and reflection.
If you are nostalgic you can watch the recording that was made of our Palm Sunday Service in 2017. The recording starts just after the Procession of the Palms. Bp Chris Jones is the Celebrant and The Dean is the Preacher.
Conductor – Susan Reppion-Brooke
Soprano – Lana Kains
Alto – Joanna Brooke
Evangelist – Richard Humphrey, Dean of Hobart
Continuo – Ivan James & Elizabeth Rockliff
General Admission Tickets – $25 +booking fee
Door Sales – Cash only
A special musical event conceived by Brian Ritchie.
