Jenkins' The Armed Man by candlelight

About the show

Enjoy a stunning performance of Karl Jenkins’ ground-breaking and inspiring Mass, written in reflection of the passing of ‘the most war-torn and destructive century in human history’ and performed in the evocative candlelit setting of St Mary Le Strand, James Gibbs’ baroque masterpiece and arguably the most beautiful of the Queen Anne Churches. This evening’s performance will be given by The L’Inviti Singers, accompanied by Alexander Pott (organ).
The performance begins at 6.30pm, and will last about 65 minutes, without interval, giving concert-goers time to have dinner after the performance.
Featuring
The L’Inviti Singers
with Alexander Pott (organ)
Directed by David Guest
Programme
The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace – Karl Jenkins
The L’Inviti Singers are one of the UK’s best-kept choral secrets. Handpicked from singers from the country’s top chamber choirs including Tenebrae, The Sixteen and the Monteverdi Choir, here's a short video of the choir singing What sweeter music? at Ripon Cathedral - https://www.youtube.com/watch?si=hAY2gMf9LGl0QM6A&v=MHqb-mzT25E&feature=youtu.be
The choir is accompanied by organist Alexander Pott, and the performance is directed by David Guest, Director of the Christopher Wood Choral Foundation who are in residence at St Mary le Strand.