Song at Wolfson: Ted Black & Sholto Kynoch (second performance)

Advanced booking by Friends can be made from Wednesday 23 June at 9am, and general booking opens on Sunday 27 June at 9am. To find out more about becoming a Friend click here.

 

Please note: this page is for the second performance at 8.30pm: if you wish to book tickets for the 6.30pm performance, please click here.

Tenor Ted Black was recently a finalist in the world-famous Kathleen Ferrier Awards. He is currently singing two major Mozart roles for Opera Wrocław in Poland before he returns to the prestigious Benjamin Britten Opera School at the Royal College of Music.

Ted will bring a fantastic programme of songs including a journey from the bright city lights of Franic Poulenc's Paris, to the USA and Hans Eisler’s Hollywood Songbook, and finally back to England for songs by Ivor Gurney and others.



PRACTICAL INFORMATION


This performance will be in-person only, with a limited number of tickets to allow social distancing as per the current government guidelines.
As per government guidance you are permitted to attend this event with up to six people from multiple households, or more than six if these people are limited to two households. Please arrive at the venue together to take your seats.
Programmes are included in your ticket price.
Everyone is expected to wear a face covering indoors unless they are exempt from doing so.
If you are displaying symptoms of Covid-19 on the day of the concert, please do not attend, but get in touch with our box office to arrange a refund.
The performance duration is one hour and there will be no interval.

To see more information about our Covid-19 safety measures, please click here.

Please provide a current email address when booking, as we shall be in touch before the concert to confirm the above arrangements and any other specific details to ensure the safety of all in attendance.