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Portsmouth Gregorian Chant Course 2026:
Embrace the Timeless Art of Chanting
Are you ready to delve into the enchanting world of Gregorian Chant? Join us for the Portsmouth Gregorian Chant Course 2026 at St John’s Cathedral, Portsmouth (UK), and embark on a musical journey that transcends time
our Spring course is full to capacity
HOWEVER, the good news is
the Masses at 3pm in the Cathedral
where we sing the chants learned earlier in the day
has been freely open to the public
in person or via livestream from ChurchTV
on all of the chant course dates
Dates in Spring 2026
10 January
14 February 14 March
all at 3pm
For the next and final Mass at 3pm Saturday
14 March
Our course is designed for both beginners and experienced singers who wish to deepen their understanding and practice of Gregorian Chant. Over three one-day workshops, held on the second Saturday of January, February and March 2026, participants will learn the historical context, vocal techniques, and interpretative skills necessary to become confident chant practitioners and chant leaders
This course is now full to capacity so if you are interested in joining future courses please email us via our Contact Form (click on the hamburger icon or arrow above this image to access it)
"The Latin Mass Society is delighted to support the Portsmouth Gregorian Chant Course 2026. Gregorian Chant is not only a vital part of our Catholic heritage but also a living tradition that continues to inspire and unite. We encourage everyone with an interest in sacred music to join this exceptional programme."
— Dr Joseph Shaw, Chairman, Latin Mass Society
We are very grateful to Bishop Philip Egan of Portsmouth for his encouragement of the Gregorian Chant Course initiative
We would also like to acknowledge with gratitude the generous support of the Latin Mass Society of England and Wales
We appreciate the support of other organisations and individuals who help advertise the Portsmouth Gregorian Chant Course to a wide audience
Below is our original flyer for the above course which will come to a close on 14 March 2026:
and here >> in PDF format
NB If you have missed out on the course this Spring, we hope to continue with further courses in the future... Watch this space :)
