We have a guest conductor for our St. Cecilia service on 19th November, David Hill MBE. David is one of the nations foremost choral and orchestral conductors. He is currently Musical Director of the Bach Choir and the Leeds Philharmonic Society, Principle Conductor of the Yale Schola Cantorum and Associate Guest Conductor of the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra. Former positions include Director of Music at Winchester Cathedral, Westminster Cathedral and St. John's College, Cambridge.

Come and Sing (Music TBC) or simply come and enjoy the service. Drinks will be served afterwards

Singing places will be limited to ensure a balance of parts. There is a £3 charge for singing places to cover the hire cost of the music.

A reasonable level of sight reading is required.

Music will be given out on the day although a scanned version will be sent out 3 weeks in advance. Singers should arrive at 4.15pm to collect their music in time for a 4.30pm rehearsal. Casual dress.

Congregation members should arrive at 5pm for a 5.15pm service.

If you have any questions, you can contact our Director of Music Peter Asprey at [email protected]

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This event is free to attend although booking is essential. If you would like to support the work we do at Holy Sepulchre, we suggest a £5 donation per ticket, and you can make a donation via our giving page: www.hsl.church/give

Why not also bring along a hygiene product to put under our Christmas Tree and give the gift of clean this Christmas?

All profits will go to our Music in the Community Fund. We believe in the power of music to improve lives and are committed to promoting music and making it accessible to as many as possible, alongside our worship, concerts and recitals, offering a range of community-focused events.

Join us at the National Musicians' Church for Carols by Candlelight with the Choir of Holy Sepulchre.

Why not also bring along a hygiene product to put under our Christmas Tree and give the gift of clean this Christmas?

All profits will go to our Music in the Community Fund. We believe in the power of music to improve lives and are committed to promoting music and making it accessible to as many as possible, alongside our worship, concerts and recitals, offering a range of community-focused events.