Featured event
September 19 @ 12:00 pm
Tod Jam Youth Festival
Come and hear Music for the Many’s brilliant young rock bands performing on the Bandstand in Todmorden’s Centre Vale Park. Free admission
Featured event
September 19 @ 12:00 pm
Come and hear Music for the Many’s brilliant young rock bands performing on the Bandstand in Todmorden’s Centre Vale Park. Free admission
At Tod College, Burnley Rd., Todmorden
This delightful duo reinterpret popular songs, also featuring guest performances by our M4M tutors and pupils.
One of the most innovatives trios around, led by woodwind wizard, Peadar Long. Festival favourites!
Chamber music from Margit van der Zwan and Manchester’s brilliant new cello quartet
Soprano Marie Claire Breen and pianist Leighton Jones give colourful renditions of classical arias and cabaret songs.
M4M’s annual celebration of Islamic poetry and song, featuring local young people and some very special guest artists.
A beautiful evening of Islamic song from 2 spellbinding singers, with instrumental accompaniment from Daniel Bath
“Fragile and fluid, The Greyhounds recharge the immediacy of traditional music, lending much renewal to folk melodies as well as adding their own canon of original, narrative songs
Our young instrumentalists from Todmorden’s schools come together for this first ever concert of Todmorden Youth Orchestra.
Featuring players from Todmorden Orchestra and Fantasy Orchestra, special guest soloists and children from our schools, performing music from Bollywood films, Qawwali and other bea
Part of Todmorden Book Festival, to find out more click here.
with live music from Scintilla and the wonderful young musicians of Jiggerie Folkerie
Presented by Lucy Drever
Admission by donation
Admission by donation
Vocal Highs – soul stirring, popular contemporary a cappella music from this energetic choir
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The heart-lifting exuberance of St. Patrick’s African Choir from Oldham, the glorious Congolese singing of Alexya Douniama and the beautiful sound of John Haycock’s kora playing.
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