Lunchtime Recitals

Take a break in the middle of your week and enjoy an inspiring hour of live music in the magnificent surroundings of Bristol Cathedral’s 19th-century Nave. Our popular Tuesday Lunchtime Recital series showcases a diverse programme of performances from world-class musicians, rising stars, and acclaimed ensembles, offering something to delight every musical taste. This year’s series has a special significance as we celebrate the return of Bristol Cathedral’s historic organ following 18 months of meticulous restoration. Throughout 2026, our Grand Organ Festival is marking this remarkable achievement with a year-long programme of music, craftsmanship, and discovery. Many of this year’s lunchtime recitals form part of the festival, giving audiences the opportunity to experience the newly restored instrument in all its splendour. For organ recitals, a live video feed from the console will be projected onto a screen, allowing audiences a unique view of the performer’s artistry and technique as they bring the Cathedral organ to life. Whether you are a regular concertgoer, a curious visitor, or simply looking for a peaceful and uplifting lunchtime experience, we invite you to join us on this musical journey.

Take a break in the middle of your week and enjoy an inspiring hour of live music in the magnificent surroundings of Bristol Cathedral’s 19th-century Nave. Our popular Tuesday Lunchtime Recital series showcases a diverse programme of performances from world-class musicians, rising stars, and acclaimed ensembles, offering something to delight every musical taste. This year’s series has a special significance as we celebrate the return of Bristol Cathedral’s historic organ following 18 months of meticulous restoration. Throughout 2026, our Grand Organ Festival is marking this remarkable achievement with a year-long programme of music, craftsmanship, and discovery. Many of this year’s lunchtime recitals form part of the festival, giving audiences the opportunity to experience the newly restored instrument in all its splendour. For organ recitals, a live video feed from the console will be projected onto a screen, allowing audiences a unique view of the performer’s artistry and technique as they bring the Cathedral organ to life. Whether you are a regular concertgoer, a curious visitor, or simply looking for a peaceful and uplifting lunchtime experience, we invite you to join us on this musical journey.

This Week’s Recital

Paul Gunn Cello Trio Piano: Paul Gunn Cello: Yvonne Marie Parsons Percussion: Jansen Santana

Take a break in the middle of your week and enjoy an inspiring hour of live music in the magnificent surroundings of Bristol Cathedral’s 19th-century Nave. Our popular Tuesday Lunchtime Recital series showcases a diverse programme of performances from world-class musicians, rising stars, and acclaimed ensembles, offering something to delight every musical taste. This year’s series has a special significance as we celebrate the return of Bristol Cathedral’s historic organ following 18 months of meticulous restoration. Throughout 2026, our Grand Organ Festival is marking this remarkable achievement with a year-long programme of music, craftsmanship, and discovery. Many of this year’s lunchtime recitals form part of the festival, giving audiences the opportunity to experience the newly restored instrument in all its splendour. For organ recitals, a live video feed from the console will be projected onto a screen, allowing audiences a unique view of the performer’s artistry and technique as they bring the Cathedral organ to life. Whether you are a regular concertgoer, a curious visitor, or simply looking for a peaceful and uplifting lunchtime experience, we invite you to join us on this musical journey.

This Week’s Recital

Simon Hogan – Organist  

Take a break in the middle of your week and enjoy an inspiring hour of live music in the magnificent surroundings of Bristol Cathedral’s 19th-century Nave. Our popular Tuesday Lunchtime Recital series showcases a diverse programme of performances from world-class musicians, rising stars, and acclaimed ensembles, offering something to delight every musical taste. This year’s series has a special significance as we celebrate the return of Bristol Cathedral’s historic organ following 18 months of meticulous restoration. Throughout 2026, our Grand Organ Festival is marking this remarkable achievement with a year-long programme of music, craftsmanship, and discovery. Many of this year’s lunchtime recitals form part of the festival, giving audiences the opportunity to experience the newly restored instrument in all its splendour. For organ recitals, a live video feed from the console will be projected onto a screen, allowing audiences a unique view of the performer’s artistry and technique as they bring the Cathedral organ to life. Whether you are a regular concertgoer, a curious visitor, or simply looking for a peaceful and uplifting lunchtime experience, we invite you to join us on this musical journey.

This Week’s Recital

Carolyn Craig – Organist

Take a break in the middle of your week and enjoy an inspiring hour of live music in the magnificent surroundings of Bristol Cathedral’s 19th-century Nave. Our popular Tuesday Lunchtime Recital series showcases a diverse programme of performances from world-class musicians, rising stars, and acclaimed ensembles, offering something to delight every musical taste. This year’s series has a special significance as we celebrate the return of Bristol Cathedral’s historic organ following 18 months of meticulous restoration. Throughout 2026, our Grand Organ Festival is marking this remarkable achievement with a year-long programme of music, craftsmanship, and discovery. Many of this year’s lunchtime recitals form part of the festival, giving audiences the opportunity to experience the newly restored instrument in all its splendour. For organ recitals, a live video feed from the console will be projected onto a screen, allowing audiences a unique view of the performer’s artistry and technique as they bring the Cathedral organ to life. Whether you are a regular concertgoer, a curious visitor, or simply looking for a peaceful and uplifting lunchtime experience, we invite you to join us on this musical journey.

This Week’s Recital

Christopher Jones – Organist

Take a break in the middle of your week and enjoy an inspiring hour of live music in the magnificent surroundings of Bristol Cathedral’s 19th-century Nave. Our popular Tuesday Lunchtime Recital series showcases a diverse programme of performances from world-class musicians, rising stars, and acclaimed ensembles, offering something to delight every musical taste. This year’s series has a special significance as we celebrate the return of Bristol Cathedral’s historic organ following 18 months of meticulous restoration. Throughout 2026, our Grand Organ Festival is marking this remarkable achievement with a year-long programme of music, craftsmanship, and discovery. Many of this year’s lunchtime recitals form part of the festival, giving audiences the opportunity to experience the newly restored instrument in all its splendour. For organ recitals, a live video feed from the console will be projected onto a screen, allowing audiences a unique view of the performer’s artistry and technique as they bring the Cathedral organ to life. Whether you are a regular concertgoer, a curious visitor, or simply looking for a peaceful and uplifting lunchtime experience, we invite you to join us on this musical journey.

This Week’s Recital

Arnos Vocale – Choral

Take a break in the middle of your week and enjoy an inspiring hour of live music in the magnificent surroundings of Bristol Cathedral’s 19th-century Nave. Our popular Tuesday Lunchtime Recital series showcases a diverse programme of performances from world-class musicians, rising stars, and acclaimed ensembles, offering something to delight every musical taste. This year’s series has a special significance as we celebrate the return of Bristol Cathedral’s historic organ following 18 months of meticulous restoration. Throughout 2026, our Grand Organ Festival is marking this remarkable achievement with a year-long programme of music, craftsmanship, and discovery. Many of this year’s lunchtime recitals form part of the festival, giving audiences the opportunity to experience the newly restored instrument in all its splendour. For organ recitals, a live video feed from the console will be projected onto a screen, allowing audiences a unique view of the performer’s artistry and technique as they bring the Cathedral organ to life. Whether you are a regular concertgoer, a curious visitor, or simply looking for a peaceful and uplifting lunchtime experience, we invite you to join us on this musical journey.

This Week’s Recital

Jonathan Hope – Organist

Take a break in the middle of your week and enjoy an inspiring hour of live music in the magnificent surroundings of Bristol Cathedral’s 19th-century Nave. Our popular Tuesday Lunchtime Recital series showcases a diverse programme of performances from world-class musicians, rising stars, and acclaimed ensembles, offering something to delight every musical taste. This year’s series has a special significance as we celebrate the return of Bristol Cathedral’s historic organ following 18 months of meticulous restoration. Throughout 2026, our Grand Organ Festival is marking this remarkable achievement with a year-long programme of music, craftsmanship, and discovery. Many of this year’s lunchtime recitals form part of the festival, giving audiences the opportunity to experience the newly restored instrument in all its splendour. For organ recitals, a live video feed from the console will be projected onto a screen, allowing audiences a unique view of the performer’s artistry and technique as they bring the Cathedral organ to life. Whether you are a regular concertgoer, a curious visitor, or simply looking for a peaceful and uplifting lunchtime experience, we invite you to join us on this musical journey.

This Week’s Recital

Lucie Tenet – Voice Anna Harris – Clarinet

Take a break in the middle of your week and enjoy an inspiring hour of live music in the magnificent surroundings of Bristol Cathedral’s 19th-century Nave. Our popular Tuesday Lunchtime Recital series showcases a diverse programme of performances from world-class musicians, rising stars, and acclaimed ensembles, offering something to delight every musical taste. This year’s series has a special significance as we celebrate the return of Bristol Cathedral’s historic organ following 18 months of meticulous restoration. Throughout 2026, our Grand Organ Festival is marking this remarkable achievement with a year-long programme of music, craftsmanship, and discovery. Many of this year’s lunchtime recitals form part of the festival, giving audiences the opportunity to experience the newly restored instrument in all its splendour. For organ recitals, a live video feed from the console will be projected onto a screen, allowing audiences a unique view of the performer’s artistry and technique as they bring the Cathedral organ to life. Whether you are a regular concertgoer, a curious visitor, or simply looking for a peaceful and uplifting lunchtime experience, we invite you to join us on this musical journey.

This Week’s Recital

Carleton Etherington – Organist

Take a break in the middle of your week and enjoy an inspiring hour of live music in the magnificent surroundings of Bristol Cathedral’s 19th-century Nave. Our popular Tuesday Lunchtime Recital series showcases a diverse programme of performances from world-class musicians, rising stars, and acclaimed ensembles, offering something to delight every musical taste. This year’s series has a special significance as we celebrate the return of Bristol Cathedral’s historic organ following 18 months of meticulous restoration. Throughout 2026, our Grand Organ Festival is marking this remarkable achievement with a year-long programme of music, craftsmanship, and discovery. Many of this year’s lunchtime recitals form part of the festival, giving audiences the opportunity to experience the newly restored instrument in all its splendour. For organ recitals, a live video feed from the console will be projected onto a screen, allowing audiences a unique view of the performer’s artistry and technique as they bring the Cathedral organ to life. Whether you are a regular concertgoer, a curious visitor, or simply looking for a peaceful and uplifting lunchtime experience, we invite you to join us on this musical journey.

This Week’s Recital

Mabelle Young-Eun Park – Violin