Our Programmes

O Magnum Mysterium - A Stunning Sequence of Festive Choral Music from The Gesualdo Six

13th December 2024

Facilitator: The Gesualdo Six

Join The Gesualdo Six and step into an enchanting sequence of festive works. For centuries Christmas and the surrounding seasons have inspired composers to new heights of invention.

In this programme, The Gesualdo Six weave a tapestry of well-known seasonal carols together with Renaissance gems and highlights from the 21st century. Featuring works by Palestrina, Byrd, Vaughan Williams, Poulenc & Frances-Hoad.

Event time: 13th December 2024 7:30pm - 8:45pm

Interested in spreading the cost of this course? Select Clearpay at checkout.

What Is Included

For the majority of our courses, both residential and non-residential rates are available. Residential options are fully inclusive with all meals provided. Non-residential options include suppers, lunches and all refreshments and exclude B&B. Some of our short day courses, events and talks do not include meals and refreshments. For more details about this course, please see the Practical Information section below.

Additional Activities

Mindful walking through our woodland trails
Meditate in our Woodland Sanctuary
Go on a hike and explore the Cotswolds AONB
Discover surrounding charming market towns

At a Glance

A beautiful choral concert from the renowned Gesualdo Six
Atmospheric concert at the beautiful St Laurence Parish Church, Stroud
Part of their choral weekend at Hawkwood

Booking Options

Full PriceFull Price

£25.00

Concession RateConcession Rate

£20.00

Interested in spreading the cost of this course? Select Clearpay at checkout.

O Magnum Mysterium - A Stunning Sequence of Festive Choral Music from The Gesualdo Six Tutors

The Gesualdo Six

Practical Information

Please note that concessions are given in the spirit of generosity. If you feel that it is appropriate for your situation, then you are welcome to book a concession ticket.

Please note that seating is unallocated. The concert will begin promptly at 7:30pm and will be held at the following venue: St Laurence Church, The Shambles, Stroud GL5 1JL.

You will need your booking receipt.

About Hawkwood

Hawkwood is a stunning Grade Il listed 19th Century country house, surrounded by 42 acres of sustainably managed woodland, farmland, and gardens. Set in the heart of the Cotswolds - an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - it is a sanctuary away from the hustle and bustle of modern life. With a diverse selection of nearly 150 courses, there's plenty to choose from, including courses in transformative leadership, future thinking, inner life, music and the arts.

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