Royal Northern Sinfonia live in Yorks

Experience Royal Northern Sinfonia live on November 27th

Royal Northern Sinfonia, based in Newcastle upon Tyne, is recognised for its dynamic and versatile orchestral performances, encompassing a broad repertoire from Baroque to contemporary works. The ensemble frequently commissions new pieces and is known for its commitment to innovative programming alongside established classical favourites. They operate as part of Sage Gateshead, a centre for music and performing arts.

St Mary’s Church, York, is the largest parish church in York and one of the city’s most significant historical buildings. Founded in the 12th century on the site of an earlier Roman basilica, it showcases architectural styles spanning several centuries – notably Perpendicular Gothic. The church boasts extensive stained glass collections, including the Great East Window, one of the largest medieval stained glass windows in Britain. Throughout its history, St Mary’s has served as a central place of worship and community life within York; it has also hosted numerous musical performances due to its exceptional acoustics and spacious interior.

On November 27th, 2026, Royal Northern Sinfonia will perform a concert within the historic setting of St Mary's Church. Specific details regarding the programme are currently unavailable.