Bach's St John Passion on Good Friday

Friday 3rd April, 7:00pm
Bach’s St John Passion is one of the most dramatic and powerful choral works ever written.

On Good Friday, 3 April 2026, the Cathedral Choir performs this profound masterpiece in the awe-inspiring setting of Gloucester Cathedral, accompanied by the acclaimed period-instrument ensemble La Serenissima.

First heard on Good Friday in 1724, when it was sung by Bach’s church choir in Leipzig, the St John Passion portrays the final hours of Jesus’ life with striking intensity. The work draws listeners into the Passion story in a uniquely direct and moving way.

An unforgettable Holy Week performance in Gloucester Cathedral.

Seating Plan

Concert Times

Doors: 6.20pm
Concert: 7pm - 9pm
with a short interval 7.30pm - 7.35pm

Booking Amendments and Cancellations Policy

We appreciate plans and circumstances can change. If you are no longer able to attend, please email visits@gloucestercathedral.org.uk to request cancellation.

Please note, cancellation requests must be received a minimum of 48 hours prior to the time of your booking to be eligible for a refund. 
BOOKING DETAILS
£35.00

Front of Nave

£20.00

Middle of Nave

£15.00

Rear of Nave

£10.00

Side of Nave - Restricted View

DONATIONS
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