Overview
Bach’s cantata BWV 32, conducted by Humphrey Thompson.
Followed by a Sung Compline at 9.45 PM
Venue
The Chapel, which dates from the reigns of Mary I and Elizabeth I, is the centre of religious life for the College. There are regular services and the Chapel is also used for concerts.
The Chapel was completed in 1567, and all the statues here are of famous people who studied at Trinity, including Sir Isaac Newton, Francis Bacon and Alfred Lord Tennyson. The painting at the east end depicts St Michael binding Satan.
Further information can be on the Chapel website: www.trinitycollegechapel.com
map
Directions by foot:Enter the College via Great Gate off Trinity Street, head through the Porters’ Lodge and the Chapel will be on your right
By car:
For those who have requested parking in College, further details of where to park will be sent by email in advance and directions to the Chapel will be available from the Porters on the day