George and Dragon
85 Castle Street, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP1 3SP - under ½ mile
Contact: 01722 333122
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Sunday 21 April 2024
Venue: George and Dragon Address: 85 Castle Street, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP1 3SP Telephone: 01722 333122 Event: Open Mic Night - 7pm 
Live music
• Open mic
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Saturday 27 April 2024
Venue: George and Dragon Address: 85 Castle Street, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP1 3SP Telephone: 01722 333122 Event: Felis Leo - 9pm - A rare Salisbury appearance for Felis Leo. For those that know, they'll be there...for the uninitiated it's original rock songs influenced by the heavy metal greats blended with a few covers that carefully weave themselves into the set...not for the fragile though.
Live music
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Saturday 18 May 2024
Venue: George and Dragon Address: 85 Castle Street, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP1 3SP Telephone: 01722 333122 Event: Salisbury Live Out and About: 3MO - 8.30pm - Live music in the pubs and clubs around the city from 8pm unless otherwise stated.
Live music
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George and Dragon - Up Next:
TODAY, Saturday 20 April 2024
The Sarum Consort: Palestrina and the End of the Renaissance
Venue: George and Dragon
7.30pm
Palestrina's enormous influence and importance in 16th century music was honoured in 1584 by the composition of Missa Cantantibus organic Caecilia, a remarkable collaboration by seven of Palestrina's colleagues and students. Yet only ten years later the great composer was dead and a seismic shift was underway in sacred music. This fascinating programme demonstrates why Palestrina was so highly regarded, and showcases the innovative new style of sacred music for solo voices and instruments that would ultimately supplant Palestrina's perfection of counterpoint. The Sarum Consort's website: www.sarumconsort.org. The Sarum Consort on Facebook: www.facebook.com/SarumConsort. Vocal ensemble The Sarum Consort is Salisbury's only fully professional vocal ensemble, perform concerts in Salisbury and the surrounding area.... read more
