Join us for our weekly lunchtime concert hosted by Music-at-Hill Midtown Concerts
(free admission, retiring collection)
Join us for a relaxed afternoon and enjoy socialising, songs, skills and sharing.
It’s free to attend but spaces are limited, and so booking is essential.
Singing is a great way of meeting new friends, developing your confidence and improving your mental health and wellbeing.
ALL WELCOME. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY!
There is no audition, but a basic knowledge of music reading will be helpful. You do not need to be an expert! Just bring your love of singing!
It’s free to join and there are no rehearsal fees.
Join us for Tea, Tales and Tunes every Thursday.
Enjoy a talk from a City Guide, a musical performance, plus free tea, coffee and sandwiches.
It’s free to attend, but spaces are limited and so booking is essential.
Do you want to grow in prayer?
Do you want to deepen your relationship with God?
Do you love music?*
This is a half-day retreat, led by Peter Asprey, which will include reflections , time to hear the music and space for personal prayer and reflection, all in the beautiful surroundings of the National Musicians' Church. Take some time out for yourself to be quiet, reflect, go deeper, and experience the healing power of encounter with God through wonderful music.
When Gabriel Fauré began work on his Requiem in 1887, he envisaged composing something "quite new," a departure from previous settings of these texts. Above all, he wanted to convey an image of a merciful, forgiving God. His iconic music invites us into deep relationship with the One who loves us. It calls us to a fuller surrender, to place ourselves into the loving arms of one who longs to raise us up to life with Him.
Peter Asprey is a conductor, singing teacher. He is the Director of Music at Holy Sepulchre and has a degree in Music from Clare College, Cambridge and a Masters in Spiritual Theology from Maryvale Institute. He gives talks regularly on prayer and the spiritual life, given retreat days on music and has written and delivered an eight-week course on prayer, Heart Speaks to Heart.
Encounter God in a different way.
*You do not need to be a musician or an expert in music to enjoy this retreat.
With the Choir of Holy Sepulchre
Free to attend, no booking required, all welcome!
Stay afterwards for a glass of wine and a chat!
Choral Evensong from 5.15pm followed by the Royal Fusiliers’ Chapel Committee Annual Memorial Lecture from 6.45pm
Songs from the Viaduct is a song recital series that features the very best in the next generation of vocal talent in the United Kingdom. Come and experience an evening of beautiful music in the intimate environment of the Musicians' Church. These soirées are a chance to experience high-quality music making in an informal, sociable context. Bring your friends, enjoy a glass of wine, relax and allow the music to transport you.
We hope all our services offer a welcome to all but in addition to our weekly dedicated morning prayer in the Royal Fusilier Chapel, we also have various special services throughout the year where we particularly focus on commemorating the service of military personnel and their families. All are welcome to these services and we hope that others do join these services too, to make visible our gratitude for the sacrifices made by all who have served and their families.
Songs from the Viaduct is a song recital series that features the very best in the next generation of vocal talent in the United Kingdom. Come and experience an evening of beautiful music in the intimate environment of the Musicians' Church. These soirées are a chance to experience high-quality music making in an informal, sociable context. Bring your friends, enjoy a glass of wine, relax and allow the music to transport you.
Songs from the Viaduct is a song recital series that features the very best in the next generation of vocal talent in the United Kingdom. Come and experience an evening of beautiful music in the intimate environment of the Musicians' Church. These soirées are a chance to experience high-quality music making in an informal, sociable context. Bring your friends, enjoy a glass of wine, relax and allow the music to transport you.
