
The Hallé Presents: 606 Years of Reverb
What it is
Audiences are invited to experience Jonny Greenwood’s expansive and immersive composition 606 Years of Reverb , presented in the remarkable setting of Manchester Cathedral.
This unique event sees organists James McVinnie and Eliza McCarthy come together to perform the work, which was written to commemorate and celebrate the rich legacy of organs within historic architectural spaces.
Drawing on influences from Indian music, the composition unfolds gradually, building in texture and complexity as new musical ideas emerge. Greenwood has described how melodies in Indian music often feel circular rather than linear, likening the experience to climbing onto a moving wheel rather than starting and ending in silence.
This approach shapes a constantly evolving soundscape, introducing audiences to striking and unexpected sonic worlds.
Questions
When does The Hallé Presents: 606 Years of Reverb start and end?
The Hallé Presents: 606 Years of Reverb runs Saturday, 30 January 2027, 11:00.
Where is The Hallé Presents: 606 Years of Reverb?
The Hallé Presents: 606 Years of Reverb takes place at Manchester Cathedral, Victoria Street, Manchester, Manchester.
How much are tickets for The Hallé Presents: 606 Years of Reverb?
Tickets for The Hallé Presents: 606 Years of Reverb cost £23.25 on the official ticket shop.


















