Bach's Christmas Oratorio
Winchester Cathedral, Winchester · 5 December 2026
Image: Winchester CathedralThe Waynflete Singers perform Bach's Christmas Oratorio in the nave of Winchester Cathedral on Saturday 5 December 2026 at 7.30pm. The concert combines lively choruses, quieter reflective passages and trumpets, and suits anyone with an interest in choral music or the Christmas season. Booking is recommended, and price and age guidance are available on the event page.
Highlights
- Bach's Christmas Oratorio performed by the Waynflete Singers
- Held in the nave of Winchester Cathedral, Saturday 5 December at 7.30pm
- Booking recommended; check the event page for prices
Getting there
Winchester Cathedral, SO23 9LS
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