Holy Trinity Church – Handel’s Messiah – 6pm
Handel's Messiah - HOLY TRINITY CHOIRS ACCOMPANIED BY PROFESSIONAL ORCHESTRA
COME AND SING!
Please come and join us to sing the Hallelujah Chorus and And the Glory of the Lord; rehearsal at 5pm on the day, music provided.
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And Join us at Christmas
CHRISTMAS SERVICES AT HOLY TRINITY SLOANE SQUARE
Sunday 30 November
6pm Advent Carols
Sunday 14 December
6pm Parish Carols by Candlelight
Sunday 21 December
6pm A Quiet Christmas
Wednesday 24 December
4pm Crib Service
11.30pm Midnight Mass
Thursday 25 December
11am Choral Eucharist with Carols
Upcoming Events
Crouch End Festival Chorus – Reimagined: Monteverdi to MacMillan – 7.30pm
Reimagined: Monteverdi to MacMillan
A captivating evening of sacred and reimagined choral works, blending Renaissance masters with modern voices. Featuring Crouch End Festival Chorus and the Ferio Saxophone Quartet.
David Temple MBE, Music Director of Crouch End Festival Chorus says
When I first heard the Ferio Saxophone Quartet perform last summer, I immediately got in touch and asked if they would like to work with CEFC and me. What is extraordinary is the amazing variety of musical colours produced by this excellent quartet.
This palette of colours works brilliantly for early music, as they could easily pass for cornetts and sackbuts - hence our collaboration performing works by Monteverdi and Schütz.
They are equally at home with contemporary works by James MacMillan, Roderick Williams and Sarah Rimkus. Our concert will be a delicious mixture of ‘reimagined’ works from Monteverdi to MacMillan.
London City Philharmonic Emerging Soloists Gala Concert – 7:30pm
Join the London City Philharmonic for a spectacular evening celebrating the brilliance of our featured soloists. Set in the stunning acoustics of Holy Trinity Church, Sloane Square, this programme showcases a thrilling variety of instrumental concertos, ranging from Vivaldi's fiery Summer (uniquely arranged for saxophone) to the sweeping romanticism of Rachmaninoff and Saint-Saëns.
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