Lord’s Taverners – Carol Concert with the Stars – 6:30pm
Please join us for this year’s Carol Concert with the Stars to get you into the festive mood, for all the family!
We are delighted to announce the return of our Carol Concert with the Stars!
The evening will include popular carols led by conductor Nicholas Cleobury and the Holst Singers, a special performance by mezzo soprano Kitty Whately and international concert pianist Anna Tilbrook and festive readings from celebrity guests including Lord’s Taverners President David Gower, baritone Sir Thomas Allen, actor Kevin Whately best known as Robert ‘Robbie’ Lewis in crime dramas Inspector Morse and Inspector Lewis, as well as Neville Hope in Auf Wiedersehen, Pet, with more to be announced soon.
Book online or for under 16s bookings or group bookings of 10 or more, please call 020 7025 0022.
Kindly sponsored by Roger and Maggie Smith.
Upcoming Events
A Taste of Heaven – 6pm
The Holy Trinity Consort presents a French-Swiss celebration - written in secret and hidden in a drawer for forty years, Frank Martin's Mass for Double Choir is now treasured as one of the twentieth century's great choral discoveries. After the interval, Fauré's sublime Requiem: music of consolation, from the radiant Pie Jesu to the whispered farewell of In Paradisum. We are delighted to welcome Läderach as our partner for the evening, and premium-ticket holders will enjoy an exclusive tasting of their exquisite Swiss chocolate. Candlelight, chocolate and glorious music - an evening to savour at Holy Trinity.
Mozart’s Da Ponte Operas: Reinventing the Operatic Voice 11:00 – 13:00
The astounding partnership between Mozart and Da Ponte produced Le Nozze di Figaro, Don Giovanni and Cosi Fan Tutte, featuring many of opera's most complex and memorable roles. Experience the music and meet the characters in this enthralling recital series.
4 Nov Reason and Desire
Soprano, Ceferina Perry, introduces us to the smartest women in eighteenth-century opera: Susanna outwits everyone; the Countess holds her dignity together with sheer will; Zerlina talks her way out of disaster; and Despina runs the whole con. Mozart and Da Ponte threw out the rulebook for female characters and gave each of them a voice, and a mind, entirely her own. Come and celebrate the women who prove that wit, resilience, and desire is just as operatic as tragedy.
Thames Philharmonic Choir: Bach Christmas Oratorio – 7pm
Celebrate the festive season with Bach’s much-loved Christmas Oratorio, performed by Thames Philharmonic Choir with their distinctive warmth and energy. From the jubilant opening, “Jauchzet, frohlocket!”, to moments of wonder, reflection and joy, it is one of the great musical celebrations of Christmas. The performance features Parts 1, 2, 3 and 6.
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