Past Events

Victoria Baths x Manchester Camerata

Victoria Baths x Manchester Camerata

Sat 3 April 2027, 7pm, Victoria BathsJoin Manchester Camerata for a special live performance at Victoria Baths. An immersive exploration of sound in one of Manchester’s most striking Grade II* listed buildings.

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Mozart, Made in Manchester

Mozart, Made in Manchester

Thu 15 April 2027, 7:30pm, Stoller Hall, ManchesterJoin Manchester Camerata for the next chapter of Mozart, Made in Manchester. Featuring Metropolitan Opera star Ying Fang and Music Director Gábor Takács-Nagy, this concert pairs Mozart’s most exhilarating symphonies with his exquisite concert arias.

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Haydn with Jean-Efflam Bavouzet

Haydn with Jean-Efflam Bavouzet

Sat 29 May 2027, 7:30pm, Stoller Hall, ManchesterHaydn’s music brought Jean-Efflam Bavouzet and Manchester Camerata together. Now, return to where it all began in an intimate evening celebrating one of classical music’s greatest innovators.

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Haydn with Jean-Efflam Bavouzet at Wigmore Hall

Haydn with Jean-Efflam Bavouzet at Wigmore Hall

Sat 29 May 2027, 7:30pm, Wigmore Hall, LondonHaydn’s music brought Jean-Efflam Bavouzet and Manchester Camerata together. Now, return to where it all began in an intimate evening celebrating one of classical music’s greatest innovators.

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Timothy Ridout with Manchester Camerata

Timothy Ridout with Manchester Camerata

Thu 10 June 2027, 7:30pm, Stoller Hall, ManchesterJoin us alongside acclaimed violist Timothy Ridout for a programme of orchestral works. We open with Mozart’s sparkling Marriage of Figaro Overture, followed by Pēteris Vasks’ expressive Viola Concerto. The concert ends with Brahms’ warm, violin-less Serenade No. 2, exploring diverse musical worlds of invention, colour, and emotional depth.

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Timothy Ridout with Manchester Camerata at King’s Place

Timothy Ridout with Manchester Camerata at King’s Place

Fri 11 June 2027, 7pm, King's Place, LondonJoin us alongside acclaimed violist Timothy Ridout for a programme of orchestral works. We open with Mozart’s sparkling Marriage of Figaro Overture, followed by Pēteris Vasks’ expressive Viola Concerto. The concert ends with Brahms’ warm, violin-less Serenade No. 2, exploring diverse musical worlds of invention, colour, and emotional depth.

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Manchester Camerata at Victoria Baths

Sat 2 May 2026, 7:30pm, Victoria Baths, ManchesterJoin us for a special live performance at the iconic Victoria Baths, one of Manchester’s most distinctive and atmospheric venues. This programme brings together our musicians in an intimate setting to explore music that bridges centuries and styles.

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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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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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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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