Saturday 1 November 2025, St Marie’s CathedralA concert to celebrate the cathedral organ’s 150^th anniversary. The programme will include a number of organ solos and duets, and the following wonderful choral works:

• Jonathan Dove Seek Him that maketh the Seven Stars
• Cassie White for music like the sea
• Stanford Blue Bird
• Coleridge Taylor Lea Shore & Summer is Gone
• Balfour Gardiner Evening Hymn
• Lili Boulanger Hymne au Soleil
• Durufle motets

The programme will culminate in a performance of rarely-performed Messe Solonnelle by Jean Langlais, a marvellous work for choir and two organs – a real treat for lovers of organ music and majestic choral works alike!

Joining the choir will be organists Neil Taylor, James Mitchell and Chorus Music Director Darius Battiwalla.

Tuesday 9 December 2025, City Hall. 

A real Christmas treat – the Halle orchestra and Sheffield Philharmonic Chorus playing and singing live to accompany a big-screen showing of the popular film “Home Alone”. A true holiday favourite, this beloved comedy classic features renowned composer John Williams’ charming and delightful score performed live to picture. Hilarious and heart-warming, Home Alone is holiday fun for the entire family! Featuring Carol of the Bells, O Holy Night and other favourite carols. Not to be missed!

Saturday 13 December 2025, 30, City Hall

Another Christmas treat – our annual carol concert with the world famous Black Dyke Band, with presenter Josie D’Arby from the BBC Proms.

The choir will sing Arvo Part’s amazing Lament with Manchester Camerata.

A Saturday in April/May 2026

will feature our third Come and Sing event in the beautiful Upper Chapel, Sheffield.

Sunday 7 June 2026, City Hall

The Chorus will be joined by the Halle for a performance of Mendelssohn’s marvellous oratorio Elijah, conducted by Halle Chorus Music Director Matthew Hamilton