Conducted by Jeremy Jackman
Music at St Martin’s promotes musical events to utilise the wonderful acoustic of St Martin's Church, Stamford and to raise funds for its maintenance.
If you would like to support these aims, please join us! We are establishing a membership to support the aims of the organisation and elect a management committee. We have applied to register formally with the Charities Commission, and when this process is completed, we will be entitled to certain tax advantages.
Please contact us if you would like to know more, or open the membership application form (pdf file) and return it to us. Your support and encouragement would be very valuable.
The church of St Martin's in Stamford was rebuilt between 1482 and 1485 and has been little altered since, apart from the extension to the North Chapel, which was doubled in size in 1865. The chapel houses the tombs of the Cecil family, including the monument to William Cecil, first Lord Burghley who was chancellor to Queen Elizabeth I and that of John Cecil, 5th Earl of Exeter. The building is recognised as a notable example of late 15 century architecture.
St Martin's is part of the combined benefice with St Mary's, Stamford. The organist and director of music is Fergus Black MA MBA ARCO, and the liturgical music is supported by additional singers from time to time. The carol service at St Martin's has become a popular Stamford event.
St Martin's: 9.30 a.m. Sung Eucharist with a sermon. (Common Worship using texts from the Book of Common Prayer)
St Mary's: 11am High Mass & Sermon (Common Worship using Traditional Language )
6pm Evensong ( Sung Congregationally )
We are extremely grateful for the substantial contribution made to this cause by the musicians involved and appreciate the support of local enterprises.
This series of musical events is to utilise the wonderful acoustic of St Martin's Church, Stamford. All profits will be used towards the repair and maintenance of the building.
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