Past Events
One Damn Thing After Another
Sun 15 March 2026, 3pm, RNCMFor centuries, women composers have been silenced — not by lack of brilliance, but by a system built to ignore them…
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The Monastery Series, 360° Chamber Programme
Wed 25 February 2026, 1:30pm, The MonasteryJoin us in the beautiful setting of The Monastery, Manchester, for a restorative lunchtime concert performed by our Camerata 360° Fellows.
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Mozart, Made in Manchester
Sat 21 February 2026, 7:30pm, Stoller HallFor this edition, we perform Mozart’s Arias with one of the most exciting sopranos around. Ying Fang is a principal soprano at the Metropolitan Opera, with The New York Times praising her as “indispensable at the Met in Mozart”.
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Fanny Mendelssohn, Mozart, Beethoven
Wed 18 February 2026, 7:30pm, RNCMWe return to the RNCM working with the very best with the next generation. This time, showcasing our Mozart alongside those he influenced.
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The Monastery Series, Lost Beauty
Wed 21 January 2026, 1:30pm, The MonasteryJoin us in the beautiful setting of Gorton Monastery for an afternoon that evokes an emotional journey of grief, beauty, and loving and losing.
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Festive Happening
13-14 December, Manchester & BirminghamDon’t miss this annual festive favourite for the whole family.
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Handel’s Messiah
Sun 7 December 2025, 4pm, The Monastery, ManchesterHandel’s masterwork performed in the stunning majesty of our home: The Monastery, Gorton.
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The Monastery Series with Ethan Loch
Wed 19 November 2025, 2:30pm, The MonasteryWe’re welcoming pianist Ethan Loch back for his third appearance with Manchester Camerata at The Great Nave of The Monastery, Manchester.
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Black Skies over Blue Hawaii with Company Chameleon
Thu 30 October 2025, 7:30pm, Stoller HallWe perform Mozart’s ‘Haffner’ Symphony from memory, whilst dancing alongside members of Company Chameleon + the world premiere of new work by Laurence Osborn
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In Focus: Jack Sheen
16-18 October, UoM Manchester, Wigmore Hall LondonA whisper of Japan, a luminous glimpse into India, and a delicate sound spun from the words of a symbolist poet — this ethereal concert grows from a trio of miniature masterpieces from the dawn of modernism, all premiered together in Paris in 1914.
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