Current Concert Season
2009 - 2010

Royal Albert Hall, London SE1 9DA

Handel Zadok the Priest
Vivaldi Gloria (1st Movement)
Handel Hallelujah Chorus

A Raymond Gubbay production, featuring London Oriana Choir in the first half of the concert.
Tickets available from the Royal Albert Hall Box Office. Call 0845 401 5045 or book online.

Tickets are priced at: £43.50, £41, £40, £39.50, £33.50, £28.50, £25.50, £19.50, £16 and £13.

St. Martin-in-the-Fields, Trafalgar Square, London

Twentieth century music from Elgar, Britten, MacMillan and Tavener.

Tickets available from the St. Martin in the Fields Box Office, priced at £22, £18, £14, £10 and £6.

Royal Festival Hall, South Bank, London

Tickets available from the Royal Festival Hall Box Office, priced at £37.50, £32.50, £26, £21, £15.50 and £13 .

St. Peter's, Eaton Square, London

Tickets available from the London Oriana Choir Box Office, priced at: £16, £14 and £10.

Abbey Road Studios, London

The choir has been invited by Robert Plant to sing at Sound and Vision, Cancer Research UK's annual music heritage event at the world-famous Abbey Road Studios.

St. Andrew's, Holborn, London

Double-choir masses by Frank Martin and Kenneth Leighton. Tickets available from the London Oriana Choir Box Office, priced at: £16, £14 and £10.

St John's, Smith Square, London

Brahms: Schicksalslied
Gardner: A Burns Sequence
Puccini: Messa di Gloria

Tickets available from the London Oriana Choir Box Office, priced at: £20, £16, £14 and £10.

Concessions: 10% off all but top price tickets.
Friends of London Oriana Choir: 10% of all tickets.

Southwark Cathedral, London

Selected madrigals and choral works by Monteverdi, the supreme master craftsman of the 16th Century, are juxtaposed with two equally lauded and successful choral composers of this Century - Eric Whitacre and Morten Lauridsen - each of whom have been inspired by the Italian Renaissance Master. At a second level the works have been specially chosen to link up with the elemantal themes of Earth, Water, fire and Air. Whitacre’s Leonardo Dreams of His Flying Machine and Lauridsen’s Madrigali (Six Fire Songs on Italian Renaissance poems) are the centrepieces in this fascinating comparison, promising an evening of sublime and roof-raising choral music bridging four centuries.