Leeds Lieder are delighted to welcome outstanding artists to Leeds this Spring including Dame Sarah ConnollyGerald Finley, Fatma Said, Kitty Whately, Julius Drake and Joseph Middleton who will perform alongside some of the UK’s leading young artists (in collaboration with the Kathleen Ferrier Awards and Momentum). 

Supported by Arts Council England, arts@leeds and the Liz and Terry Bramall Foundation, Leeds Lieder places song at the centre of the cultural landscape in the north of England, championing the art-form, educating and growing audiences and commissioning new works. During the pandemic the charity has continued to engage with audiences on-line, including a recent collaboration with Blackheath Halls and a critically acclaimed Autumn series.  


All recitals will take place at Leeds Town Hall, The Headrow, Leeds, LS1 3AD.
Tickets now on sale for March concerts with the April dates on sale from 1st March 2021.
Book at http://www.leedstownhall.co.uk / 0113 376 0318

All concerts will be livestreamed and available to watch at www.leedslieder.org.uk 
You can watch on demand for two weeks after each concert. 

Click the link below for more details of our upcoming concerts and how to book:
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Leeds Lieder Director Joseph Middleton said:
“The past six months have seen enormous change at Leeds Lieder as we adapt to working in a new paradigm. Our Autumn events saw record-breaking socially distanced audience numbers enjoy Lieder in Leeds Town Hall, and our new foray in broadcasting our recitals as live-streams have seen audiences join us from all over the world.  

A series of our Mahler recitals were heard as a week of BBC Radio 3 lunchtime concerts in early 2021; we have filmed all our education work so that we can engage with 1000s of school children in Yorkshire during the pandemic, and we have set up mentoring schemes for our Young Artists, pairing them with illustrious singers and pianists for remote training sessions. 

It now gives me enormous joy to present 8 recitals in March and April. 

Stars of the Lieder world rub shoulders with young artists, all of whom have been particularly impacted this year. The programming mixes familiar masterpieces with recitals that seek to open cultural debate and celebrate diversity. I do hope you will join us. 

I look forward to hearing the majestic Leeds Town Hall reverberate with song and we look forward to welcoming you, either from your home via our livestreams, or in person as and when this is allowed”.