Performances
| Date | Performance title | Performance locations |
|---|---|---|
| 24 May 2003 | The Original Extreme Cello Day | Mam Tor, Derbyshire; Blue John Cavern, Derbyshire; Sheffield University Arts Tower; Grindleford Station, Derbyshire; Padley Gorge, Derbyshire; Winter Garden, Sheffield |
| 18 June 2005 | The Extreme Cello Walk | Manchester Cathedral; Compstall, Cheshire; Hayfield, Derbyshire; Edale, Derbyshire; Bamford, Derbyshire; Sheffield Cathedral (NB some performances were vocal performances of Byrd's mass for Three Voices, for which the Extreme Cellists (also singers) were accompanied by Chris Tyler, Rachel Tyler and Laurie Cottam. |
| 24 July-4 August 2006 | The Extreme Cello Cathedral Roof Tour | Truro Cathedral; Exeter Cathedral; Wells Cathedral; Bristol Cathedral; Gloucester Cathedral; Hereford Cathedral; Worcester Cathedral; Christ Church, Oxford; Salisbury Cathedral; Winchester Cathedral; Portsmouth Cathedral; Guildford Cathedral; Chichester Cathedral; Canterbury Cathedral; Rochester Cathedral; Southwark Cathedral; St Paul ’s Cathedral; St Alban’s Cathedral; Chelmsford Cathedral; St Edmundsbury Cathedral; Norwich Cathedral; Ely Cathedral; Peterborough Cathedral; Leicester Cathedral; Coventry Cathedral; Birmingham Cathedral; Lichfield Cathedral; Derby Cathedral; Southwell Minster; Lincoln Cathedral; Sheffield Cathedral; Wakefield Cathedral; Manchester Cathedral; Chester Cathedral; Liverpool Cathedral; Blackburn Cathedral; Bradford Cathedral; York Minster; Ripon Cathedral; Durham Cathedral; Newcastle Cathedral; and Carlisle Cathedral |
| 24 July 2007 | The Extreme Cello Monopoly Board Challenge | London specifically Old Kent Road; Whitechapel Road; The Angel, Islington; Euston Road; Pentonville Road; Pall Mall; Whitehall; Northumberland Avenue; Bow Street; Marlborough Street; Vine Street; The Strand; Fleet Street; Trafalgar Square; Leicester Square; Coventry Street; Piccadilly; Regent Street; Oxford Street; Bond Street; Park Lane; and Mayfair. |
| 21–30 July 2008 | The Extreme Cello Four Peaks Challenge | Ben Nevis (Scotland); Scafell Pike (England); Snowdon (Wales); Carrauntoohil (Ireland) |
| 26 April 2009 | Extreme Cello do the Sheffield Half-Marathon | Three locations en route |
| 24 July-6 August 2010 | The Extreme Cello Coast-to-Coast Challenge | 38 locations between St Bees (Cumbria) and Robin Hood's Bay (North Yorkshire), whilst walking 193 miles |
| 22 April 2012 | Extreme Cello London Marathon | Greenwich Park to the Mall (26 miles running), performing at start and occasionally en route |
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