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.
Thames Philharmonic Choir and the TPC Scholars are joined by soloists Sofia Kirwan-Baez (soprano), Mercè Bruguera Abelló (mezzo-soprano), Matthew McKinney (tenor) and former TPC Bass Scholar Allyn Wu (bass), alongside Endelienta Baroque, a young ensemble performing on historical instruments. The concert is conducted by Harry Bradford.
Tickets are £35 and £25 in the centre aisle, £15 in the side aisle (some seats have a restricted view) and £10 in the side pews (restricted view). Concessions are available for full-time students and under 18s.
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