© Music @ The Crossing 2013
Web Master Joseph. T. Gray
The Crossing Church & Centre is one of North Nottinghamshire’s top public concert halls within which the Music @ The Crossing programme offers high quality – mainly classical – performances to suit a variety of tastes.
Based in the heart of Worksop, this magnificent building opened in 2006 and offers a 350 seat audience capacity and deliberately-planned excellent musical acoustics. There are superb facilities for musicians, a concert grand piano, a recital-standard organ and ample performance space for large choirs, bands and orchestras. All of these are set within beautiful, contemporary and well-equipped surroundings.
Based in the heart of Worksop, this magnificent building offers a 350-seat concert hall with excellent acoustics set in beautiful, contemporary surroundings.
Contact Details
The Crossing Church & Centre
Newcastle Street, Worksop,
Notts, S80 2AT
Nearest public car park
On the one-way Queen Street, Worksop, S80 2AN
Concerts Phone Line
01909 475421,
non-music enquiries to The Crossing 01909 473375
Concert Notice Board
Congratulations to SINOPIA VOICES (vocal trio Phillipa Thomas, Marianne Wright and Kirsten Barker - with Richard Leach accompanying), on their superb 11 May concert!
On Saturday 22 June at 7.30 we’re delighted to welcome for the first time to The Crossing JOHN KEYS, Nottingham University organist and Director of Music at St Mary’s Church Nottingham. John is an accomplished solo organist, continuo player, accompanist and conductor who has travelled widely, playing in France, Germany, Italy, Holland, Denmark, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Gibraltar, the Ukraine, Switzerland and Australia, as well as in the UK.
The programme of both lighter and more serious items will include a movement of Elgar’s Organ Sonata and tremendous arrangements of Wagner’s Preludes to Tannhaüser and to Act 3 of Lohengrin.
Saturday 13 July – as close to the 4th of July as we could both manage!- features CHESTERFIELD SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA with an American-themed evening including the music of Copland, Bernstein and Dvořák’s ‘New World’ Symphony. Pianist in the less well-known Leroy Anderson Piano Concerto will be Ben Lathbury.
Saturday 27 July sees the welcome return of our near-neighbours THORESBY COLLIERY BAND with an entertaining programme set at the high musical standards expected of a Championship Section brass band.
