Cambridge - Peterhouse
Services
| Sunday | Choral Evensong 18.00 |
| Tuesday, Friday | Choral Evensong 18.30 |
| Wednesday, Thursday & Saturday | Compline 22.00 |
Facilities
Website:
www.pet.cam.ac.uk
E-mail address: stephen.hampton@pet.cam.ac.uk
Telephone
Porter's Lodge
01223 338200
Music
Choir
The Chapel Choir is a mixed voice choir of 15 undergraduates and graduates from the body of the College all of whom are either Choral Scholars or Exhibitioners. It sings Evensong three times a week as well as participating in concerts and termly visits to cathedrals. The Choir tours abroad annually and sings a wide range of Anglican choral music with particular emphasis on the world famous Peterhouse Partbooks. It is directed by the two organ scholars.
Organ
The organ was built by Snetzler in 1765, rebuilt by Hill in the 19th century and restored during
the 1960s.
The College
Dean
Revd. Stephen Hampton
(since 2007)
Building
The college was founded in 1284 by Hugo de Balsham, Bishop of Ely. It has many fine buildings as
evidence of this early foundation, the Hall, a late 13th century building heightened in the 15th
century and remedievalised in 1870 by George Gilbert Scott, the Chapel and Library from 1630,
Gothic buildings with incorporated Renaissance details, the Master's Lodge 1702, unquestionably the
finest Georgian building in Cambridge, the Burroughs Building 1736 and Gisborne Court 1825.
FCM at Cambridge
FCM Diocesan Representative
Thomas Neal (Clare College)