Battersea Choral Society – Mozart and Haydn 7:30pm
The renowned Battersea Choral Society will be performing a special concert on Saturday 21 st June 2025 to mark midsummer in the stunning setting of Holy Trinity, Sloane Square; and fittingly this happens to fall on World Music Day. BCS will be joined, yet again, by world-class soloists and musicians for an evening of exquisite classical music, under the baton of our acclaimed conductor Sam Evans.
The programme will feature two masterworks by Mozart and Haydn: Mozart’s
uplifting Vesperae Solennes de Confessore and the vibrant Maria Theresa Mass by
Haydn. This promises to be a memorable night of choral excellence in one of
London’s most beautiful churches.
Venue: Holy Trinity Sloane Square, Sloane Street, London SW1X 9BZ
Date: Saturday 21 st June 2025
Time: 7.30pm
Emily Dickens, soprano
Bethany Horak-Hallett, mezzo soprano
Samuel Jenkins, tenor
Dingle Yandell, bass-baritone
The Battersea Ensemble
Benedict Lewis-Smith, organ
Sam Evans, conductor
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