A Ceremony of Carols by Candlelight
Thursday 11 December 2025
6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Celebrate the season with a captivating programme of choral music for upper voices and harp, centred on Benjamin Britten’s A Ceremony of Carols – a luminous and uplifting work that has become a cornerstone of the Christmas repertoire.
The concert also features the timeless beauty of Veni, Veni Emmanuel, vibrant contemporary works by Emma Johnson and Matthew Larkin, and the joyful rhythms of Tomorrow shall be my dancing day, arranged by John Rutter. A rich tapestry of ancient and modern sounds, this performance offers both reflection and festive cheer.
arr. Brian Foy Veni, Veni Emmanuel
Matthew Larkin Adam lay ybounden
trad. arr. John Rutter Tomorrow shall be my dancing day
Emma Johnson Songs of Celebration
Benjamin Britten A Ceremony of Carols
Upper Voices of St Martin’s Voices
Andrew Earis Director
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| Thu 11 Dec | 6:30 PM | £32/£29/£22/£16/£9 | Book |
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