Newcastle Cathedral
Cathedral Church of St. Nicholas
Opening hours:
Monday-Friday 07.00-18.00; Saturday 10.00-15.30; Sunday 07.00-12.00, 16.30-19.00
Map:
Newcastle
Services
| Sunday | Sung Eucharist 10.00; Choral Evensong 18.00 |
| Weekdays | Evensong Tue, Thu (men only), Fri 17.30 |
Service Sheet
www.stnicholascathedralmusic.co.uk/index.php
Facilities
Refectory:
Refectory open for light snacks Mon-Fri 10.00-14.00
Shop:
Gift Shop open Mon-Sat 10.00-15.30
Website:
www.stnicholascathedral.co.uk/
E-mail address: office@stnicholas.co.uk
Telephone
Cathedral Secretary
0191 232 1939
Music
Director of Music
Michael Stoddart
(since 2009)
Choir
The Cathedral Choir consists of 24 boy Trebles, who attend local day schools, and 12 Lay
Clerks and Choral Scholars from local universities.
Organ
T C Lewis 1891 contained in original Renatus Harris case 1676. Rebuilt by Harrison & Harrison 1911 & 1954, Nicholson 1981
4 manuals 94 stops
Pedal 17, Chaire 9 stops, Choir Pedal 3 stops, Choir Swell 8 stops, Choir Great 11 stops, Great 19 stops, Swell 15 stops, Bombarde 12 stops
Organ specification
http://npor.emma.cam.ac.uk/cgi-bin/Rsearch.cgi?Fn=Rsearch&rec_index=P00150
Cathedral
Dean
The Very Revd Christopher Dalliston
(since 2003)
Bishop
The Right Revd J Martin Wharton
(since 1997)
Building
The present church dates from the 14th & 15th centuries and became a Cathedral in 1882.
Of particular interest are the fine Flemish 'Thornton' Brass of 1441, the one remaining piece of
medieval glass in St Margaret's Chapel, the 15th century Lantern Tower, possibly one of the most
daring structures in the City, and the 19th century Chancel with its magnificent carvings that
include the High Altar reredos. There is a peal of 12 bells, three of which are medieval.
