Services

Sunday	Sung Eucharist 10.30; Choral Evensong 15.30
Weekdays	Evensong Mon - Fri 17.15; Evensong Sat 15.30

Facilities

Disabled: Access via West & South doors

Guided tours: Mon-Sat all year at 10.45 & 14.15 beginning at the West End and lasting an hour, free; specialist tours also available

Refectory: Located in Cloisters, open Mon-Sat, 10.00-17.00; Sun 11.00-17.00, hot lunches 12.00-14.00

Shop: Located at West End, open Mon-Sat 09.15-17.00

Website: www.cathedral.org.uk/

E-mail address: visprofficer@cathedral.org.uk

Telephone
Cathedral Reception 01603 218300
Visitors (Tours) Officer 01603 218440

Music

Organist & Master of the Music
Ashley Grote (since 2012)

Choir

The Cathedral choir consists of 16 boy choristers, educated at Norwich School in the Close, and 12 men, 6 of whom are Choral Scholars. The Cathedral Girls Choir, formed in 1995, consists of 25-30 girls aged 10-18, who sing Evensong on Tuesday and share some of the Sunday services.

Organ

1899 Norman & Beard, rebuilt Hill, Norman & Beard 1942, 1970

4 manuals 105 stops

Pedal 28 stops, Positif 11 stops, Choir Swell 12 stops, Great Primary 12 stops, Great Secondary 9 stops, Swell 18 stops, Solo 15 stops

Organ specification npor.emma.cam.ac.uk/cgi-bin/Rsearch.cgi?Fn=Rsearch&rec_index=D05016

Cathedral

Dean
The Very Revd Graham Smith (since )

Bishop
The Right Revd Graham R James (since 1999)

Building

The Cathedral, built of Caen and local Barnack limestones, is Romanesque in its ground plan, giving it an unusually long Aisle. The Cloisters, second only in size to Salisbury, date from the 13th & 15th centuries, whilst its 315 ft tall spire was added between 1742 & 1501. The West Front was remodelled in the 18th & 19th centuries. Other significant features are the Seven Sacraments font, dating from 1480 in St Luke's Chapel and the 1106 roof bosses, especially those of the Nave, which are unparalleled and illustrate scenes from the Old and New Testaments.