A Passion for Music, Culture and Creativity
Creative Field was founded in 2016 as an umbrella for our various musical and cultural activities. Under this umbrella sit choirs, singers, musicians, artists and writers.
We are active in the local area as singing teachers and vocal animateurs. We co-run the City of Gloucester Community Choir and Vocality Youth Choir, and have recently formed Gaudeamus, a professional vocal ensemble.
We are both professional soloists and frequently perform together as a soprano and countertenor duo.
~ Vicki and Sebastian Field
Singing
Sebastian and Vicki are both professional singers, appearing regularly as soloists in recital and on the concert platform.
Together, they have given several duo recitals, working with piano and lute, in repertoire ranging from the Elizabethan to modern musicals.
Vicki Field
Vicki Field is a soprano with a reputation in the Gloucestershire area and beyond, for possessing a clear and attractive tone. As a soloist she specialises in the baroque repertoire, and she is also in demand as a consort and choral singer. She lives in Gloucester, where she is well-known as a singer, singing teacher and choral animateur.
Sebastian Field
Sebastian Field is a countertenor who is active across the West Country and beyond as an interpreter of baroque music, a recitalist, and as a public speaker. He lives and works in Gloucester where he teaches singing in several local schools, sings in the Cathedral Choir, and was a City Councillor for nine years.
Mayor and Mayoress
We were honoured to be the Mayor and Mayoress of Gloucester for the 2015/16 civic year. During our year we accomplished a great deal, including attending over 510 events.
GLOW Coffee Concerts 2026
🌟 GLOW COFFEE CONCERTS 2026 🌟
GLOW returns in 2026 with a new series of Coffee Concerts at St Mary de Crypt.
Taking place on Saturday mornings throughout the year, these informal concerts bring live music into the heart of Gloucester in a welcoming and relaxed setting.
The series opens on Saturday 11 April with Songs for Springtime, performed by Gaudeamus, and continues with a varied programme of concerts across the year:
9 May
Percy Grainger and his contemporaries – Christopher Guild, piano
11 July
Songs for a Summer Day – Ecclesiastical Insurance Staff Choir with Gaudeamus
10 October
Baroque Masterpieces – Suoni Chiari
7 November
Fauré Requiem and other works for Remembrance – Gaudeamus
19 December
Christmas with Gaudeamus
All concerts take place at 11.30am unless otherwise stated.
Entry is free, with donations invited. Refreshments are available.
The series is generously sponsored by Ecclesiastical, and we are very grateful for their continued support.
We look forward to welcoming you.
