A candlelit evening of music and readings for Holy Week with the professional Choir of Holy Sepulchre.

The London Autism Group Charity is autistic-led and supports anyone in London (and surrounding counties) who is autistic, or supports someone autistic.

Come and chat to others who have experienced something similar, get advice, or simply relax with a warm drink.

No registration needed, just drop by!

These are short talks that form part of Choral Evensong on Wednesday evenings with the professional Choir of Holy Sepulchre. Do come along and stay for a drink afterwards!

April 30th – Revd. Canon Dr. Victoria Johnson, Dan of Chapel, St. John’s College, Cambridge

The Music of the Spheres: Music, Science and the Singing Universe

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.

Guide – Sally Horton

This new song series at Holy Sepulchre is the first featuring our newly rebuilt Steinway model D piano. A chance to hear some of the rising stars of the UK classical vocal scene live in concert in the warm and friendly environment of the National Musicians’ Church.

Perfomance with Eyra Norman and Abhisri Chaudhuri

Dreams, Delusions and Desires

"When the night sings, its song is one of mystery." 

The night brings the imagination to life. It's filled with gentle lullabies that send us to a peaceful slumber, or scary nightmares that startle us in the darkness. It can transport us to a blissful dreamland, but also has the power to plunge our delusional minds into a distorted reality, revealing our greatest fears and desires. 

Our nocturnal programme explores serene dreaming from Schubert's Nacht und Traume, enchanting midnight love in Wolf's Verschwiegene Liebe, to an outpouring of heightened emotions conjured at night through Debussy's Apparition. Also expect some all-time family favourites from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and Carousel, and modern Indian song.

Tickets:

Adult - £8

Student/Concession - £5

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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.

The London Autism Group Charity is autistic-led and supports anyone in London (and surrounding counties) who is autistic, or supports someone autistic.

Come and chat to others who have experienced something similar, get advice, or simply relax with a warm drink.

No registration needed, just drop by!

Join us for special Choral Evensong 5.15pm Wednesday 7th May 2025, to commemorate the 80th Anniversary of VE Day.

Our Service will include appropriate choral music for the special commemoration. As always, there will be hospitality after the services to provide an opportunity to chat.

Musicali-Tea VE Day 80th Celebration

 Join us for a WW2 History Talk followed by a Musical performance and Sing-a-long

Booking is required

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.

Rachmaninoff Preludes and Nirvana on piano

The program features an unusual mixture of Rachmaninoff Preludes and Nirvana, all performed on the piano by four remarkable musicians - Maya Irgalina, Elena Toponogova, Mikhail Shilyaev and Sasha Grynyuk. Their music will be interspersed with fragments from Pavel's book 'Russian cut-up' and his interviews. This eclectic mix reflects Pavel's own tendency to juxtaposition what at first glance might seem incompatible.

This is our second concert series in support of Pavel Kushnir Memorial Scholarship with performances also taking place in Berlin, Paris, Amsterdam and Tel Aviv. Established by artists, musicians, and creators, this scholarship aims to support students from Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus in pursuing their musical studies at leading institutions worldwide. All proceeds from this concert will contribute to establishing these scholarships, and additional donations are warmly welcomed.

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.

Guide - Murray Craig

This new song series at Holy Sepulchre is the first featuring our newly rebuilt Steinway model D piano. A chance to hear some of the rising stars of the UK classical vocal scene live in concert in the warm and friendly environment of the National Musicians’ Church.

Performance with Madeleine Perring and Matthew Clemmet

Tickets:

Adult - £8

Student/Concession - £5

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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.

Musical Mission: An Exploration of Musical Spirituality

 Music and Spirituality Conference 2025

Since the beginning of the Church, music has profoundly shaped the patterns of Christian worship. As a powerful form capable of moving hearts and directing desires, Christians have often grappled with how to integrate this complex and yet deeply essential form of praise. What is the right balance between emotivity of musical expression and the rationality of the spoken word? Should the music of the church reflect cultural trends or have its own unique form and style? So often, these questions come into being in the working relationship of ministers who lead liturgy and the musicians who support them. While there is real potential for partnership between these roles, musicians and clergy are often focused on the criteria unique to their disciplines. This opens up the question: what is the right way to reconcile these equally important and yet sometimes contrasting motivations? This conference offers a possible pathway by outlining a historically and theologically rich vision of music and spirituality, rooted in both prayer and practice. Sessions will address the crucial role of musical theology in Christian worship, the importance of prayer as a foundation, and how these aspects might help guide the healthy mission of clergy and musicians. The day will include talks, space for discussion and connection with others, times of prayer, and, of course, transformative musical worship. Whether clergy, musician, or simply a layperson passionate about the role of liturgical music in your parish, we hope you will join us in discovering new ways of glorifying God in our parishes and Christian communities through music.  

Speakers

Revd. Dr. Matthew Cheung Salisbury, Director of Institute of Sacred Music

Joel Clarkson, Composer, Author, Theologian

Emily Towner

Peter Asprey, Director of Music, Holy Sepulchre London

Venue: Holy Sepulchre, The National Musicians’ Church, London EC1A 2DQ

Reception and Concert with the winners of the Haslemere International String Competition Levi Andreassen and Elfinda Su Turan

Programme

Penderecki Duo Concertante

Dans Le Genre Roumain Suite for Solo Violin mvt 1 & 2

Vaughan Williams Lark Ascending

Schumann Five Pieces in Folk Style

Faure Elégie 

Bottesini Grand Duo Concertante 

Before the lecture, All are welcome to join choral evensong at Holy Sepulchre from 5.15-6.15 pm, followed by drinks. 

The lecture will begin at 6.45pm. After the Lecture there will be an opportunity to carry on a more informal conversation over drinks.

It’s free to attend, book your tickets using the link below

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.

Guide - Andy Ellis

This new song series at Holy Sepulchre is the first featuring our newly rebuilt Steinway model D piano. A chance to hear some of the rising stars of the UK classical vocal scene live in concert in the warm and friendly environment of the National Musicians’ Church.

Tickets:

Adult - £8

Student/Concession - £5

Click here for more details

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.

Guide - Mario Beneventi

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.

For those Musicians whose names are recorded in the Book of Remembrance and will be sung by the choir of Holy Sepulchre directed by Peter Asprey. The preacher will be The Revd Nicholas Mottershead, Rector of Holy Sepulchre.

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.

Guide - Kim Lovell

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.

Join us for Tea, Tales and even more tunes on the 12th of June for Carers week

Enjoy a performance and sing along finale with Songhaven artists, plus free tea, coffee and sandwiches.

It’s free to attend, but spaces are limited and so booking is essential.

Musicali-Tea, in collaboration with Songhaven at Holy Sepulchre, The National Musicians' Church.

This new song series at Holy Sepulchre is the first featuring our newly rebuilt Steinway model D piano. A chance to hear some of the rising stars of the UK classical vocal scene live in concert in the warm and friendly environment of the National Musicians’ Church.

Tickets:

Adult - £8

Student/Concession - £5

Click here for more details

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.

The London Autism Group Charity is autistic-led and supports anyone in London (and surrounding counties) who is autistic, or supports someone autistic.

Come and chat to others who have experienced something similar, get advice, or simply relax with a warm drink.

No registration needed, just drop by!

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.

Guide - Kevin Larder

Holy Sepulchre, The National Musicians' Church, is delighted to celebrate the arrival of its newly rebuilt Steinway Model D piano. As the Musicians' Church, this instrument is to be used for music-making of the highest calibre but also to enhance causes close to the heart of the church. As such, Freedom Cries Out is the perfect event, featuring soprano Samantha Crawford and pianist Berrak Dyer and music by leading contemporary composers, including Errollyn Wallen, Cecilia McDowall, Cheryl Frances-Hoad, Roxanna Panufnik and a world premiere by Raymond Yiu.

The concert is a song recital and is called Freedom Cries Out, a programme of new music sung and put together by Soprano, Samantha Crawford, which tells the stories of displaced people and refugees. 

The programme touches on themes of Homeland, Exile, War, Family, Hope and New Beginnings. Freedom Cries Out features a newly commissioned song cycle by Raymond Yiu, setting stories from real refugee accounts taken from literary magazine, 'The Other Side of Hope.' It also includes the UK premiere of Shawn Okpebholo's song cycle 'Words Like Freedom,' setting poems of Langston Hughes, and Jake Heggie's 'These Strangers.' These cycles sit alongside selected songs by Errollyn Wallen, Cecilia McDowall, Cheryl Frances-Hoad amongst others. The programme features two newly created songs from arias in Roxanna Panufnik's opera, 'Dalia' (Garsington Opera, 2022), telling the story of a Syrian refugee girl as she crosses the Mediterranean Sea.

British Australian soprano Samantha Crawford is equally at home on the opera stage as she is on the concert platform, who has been praised for her 'unconstricted soprano radiance,' (Opera) and 'crystalline tone and diction.' (The Arts Desk).

A versatile artist, Samantha's opera roles include Sieglinde and Ortlinde in Die Walküre, Elisabeth in Tannhäuser, Santuzza in Cavalleria Rusticana, the title role in Suor Angelica, Agathe in Der Freischütz, Miss Jessel in The Turn of the Screw, Mrs. Coyle in Owen Wingrave, Regan in Keith Warner's production of Tippett's New Year, Donna Anna in Don Giovanni, Fiordiligi in Così fan tutte, Contessa Almaviva in Le nozze di Figaro, Rosalinde in Die Fledermaus and Ofglen in Ruders' The Handmaid's Tale for opera houses including Teatro Real Madrid, ENO, Glyndebourne, Scottish Opera, the Aldeburgh and Edinburgh Festivals, Garsington Opera and Théâtre municipal de Fontainebleau. Her performances at Teatro Real, both in Robert Carsen's production of Die Walküre and Claus Guth's production of Parsifal, were filmed for television and broadcast to cinemas across Spain. She has worked with conductors such as Semyon Bychkov, Pablo Heras-Casado, Mark Wigglesworth, Vasily Petrenko, Thierry Fischer, Martyn Brabbins and Sir Colin Davis.

In 2023, Samantha released her debut album, dream.risk.sing: elevating women's voices, to critical acclaim with pianist Lana Bode on Delphian Records. Praised as 'one of the most arresting recording-debuts I've heard all year' (Presto Music), dream.risk.sing includes Charlotte Bray's Crossing Faultlines, a song cycle exploring women's experiences in the workplace which was commissioned especially for the project, and received its world première at Oxford International Song Festival. The album also features the first ever recordings of Crossing Faultlines, Libby Larsen's songs from her The Birth Projectand songs from Judith Weir's woman.life.song. It is supported by Arts Council England and the RVW Trust.
In 2024, Samantha began producing a new programme, Freedom Cries Out, telling stories of displaced people and refugees. The programme will feature the world premiere of a song cycle by Raymond Yiu especially commissioned for the project and the UK premiere of Shawn Okpebholo's song cycle, Words Like Freedom. Freedom Cries Out is supported by the VW Foundation and Finzi Friends.

Equally at home in concert, she has performed across the UK, Europe and Asia. Recent engagements include performances at the Wigmore Hall, Royal Albert Hall, the Barbican, Hong Kong City Hall and Schlosstheater Schönbrunn. With notable repertoire including Verdi's Requiem, Mendelssohn's Elijah, Strauss's Vier letzte Lieder, Wagner's Wesendonck Lieder, Dvořák's Stabat Mater and Vaughan Williams' Sea Symphony.

Samantha studied with Yvonne Kenny AM as a Baroness de Turckheim Scholar at the Guildhall School of Music gainingboth Bachelor and Master of Music degrees and graduated from the Opera Course with Distinction. She was awarded the Golden Medal with Honours at the 2017 Berliner International Music Competition; the 2017/18 NSW Wagner Society Award for Emerging Wagner Singers; and, in 2016, won First Prize and the President's Prize at the Wagner Society Singing Competition in London. Committed to the development of young artists, Samantha joined the Board of Trustees at The Australian Music Foundation in 2024.

Berrak Dyer studied at GSMD and the National Opera Studio. She has worked on Snow, Goldilocks and the Three Little Pigs, The Yellow Wallpaper, conductor for Robin Hood, Beauty and the Seven Beasts (The Opera Story), Rhhonda Rips It Up (Welsh National Opera), Eugene Onegin, The Dancing Master (Buxton International Festival), assistant conductor on Cosi fan Tutte (ETO), Psychosis 4.48, Phaedra, The Lost Thing, Blue Woman (Royal Opera House). Gigi, L'Elisir D'amore, Il Barbiere di Siviglia (West Green House Opera), La Fanciulla del West, Lakme, La Traviata, Eugene Onegin, Hansel und Gretel, Itch, Tosca (Opera Holland Park). Berrak conducted the Opera Scenes at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire in 2023. This year Berrak will be joining Britten Pears Arts on the world premiere of A Visit to Friends by Colin Matthews and returning to Buxton as MD for Shorts.

Refugee Education UK.

REUK is a London-based charity working towards a world where all refugee and asylum-seeking children and young people can access education, thrive in education, and use that education to create a hopeful, brighter future. We do this through helping young asylum seekers, refugees and their families understand and navigate the education system in the UK, supporting them through their educational journey and advocating for them when they are unable if they encounter barriers on that journey. We also carry out research relating to refugee education and engage in policy change and advocacy where we see structural barriers preventing these young people from pursuing their full potential. 

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.

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.

Guide - Michelle Greer

This new song series at Holy Sepulchre is the first featuring our newly rebuilt Steinway model D piano. A chance to hear some of the rising stars of the UK classical vocal scene live in concert in the warm and friendly environment of the National Musicians’ Church.

Performance with Matthew McKinney and Roelof Temmingh

Tickets:

Adult - £8

Student/Concession - £5

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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.

Join us for special Choral Evensong 5.15pm Wednesday 2nd July 2025, with music by American Composers to celebrate the 249th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence and our many historic relationships with America.

Our American links include:

-Virginia and New England with Captain John Smith, and Rhode Island with Roger Williams

-Lord Dartmouth, George Legge, the Royal Fusiliers founding Colonel, whose mother, Elizabeth Washington, was related to George Washington, the first President of the United States.

-Major John André, a British officer captured and executed as a spy during the Revolutionary War

-James Norman Hall, an American author best known for Mutiny on the Bounty, who was a Royal Fusiliers in World War I

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.

Guide - Alison Woollard

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.

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.

Guide - Lester Hillman

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.

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.

Guide - Robert Stephenson

This new song series at Holy Sepulchre is the first featuring our newly rebuilt Steinway model D piano. A chance to hear some of the rising stars of the UK classical vocal scene live in concert in the warm and friendly environment of the National Musicians’ Church.

Performance with Alice Bell and Abhisri Chaudhuri

Tickets:

Adult - £8

Student/Concession - £5

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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.

Gathering begins 11am

Film begins 11:10am

Service begins 11:30am

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.

Guide - Kevin Larder

This new song series at Holy Sepulchre is the first featuring our newly rebuilt Steinway model D piano. A chance to hear some of the rising stars of the UK classical vocal scene live in concert in the warm and friendly environment of the National Musicians’ Church.

Performanc with Karla Grant and Abhisri Chaudhuri

Tickets:

Adult - £8

Student/Concession - £5

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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.

The London Autism Group Charity is autistic-led and supports anyone in London (and surrounding counties) who is autistic, or supports someone autistic.

Come and chat to others who have experienced something similar, get advice, or simply relax with a warm drink.

No registration needed, just drop by!

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.

Guide - Sally Horton

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.

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.

Guide - Andy Ellis

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.

The London Autism Group Charity is autistic-led and supports anyone in London (and surrounding counties) who is autistic, or supports someone autistic.

Come and chat to others who have experienced something similar, get advice, or simply relax with a warm drink.

No registration needed, just drop by!

Join us for A Service of Thanksgiving & Celebration for the 2025 BBC Proms.

Tickets are free but booking is essential.

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.

Guide - Kim Lovell

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.

Guide - Lester Hillman

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.

Join us for Tea, Tales and even more tunes on the 2nd of October for Silver Sunday

Enjoy a performance and sing along finale with Songhaven artists, plus free tea, coffee and sandwiches.

It’s free to attend, but spaces are limited and so booking is essential.

Musicali-Tea, in collaboration with Songhaven at Holy Sepulchre, The National Musicians' Church.

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.

Come and Sing Day 

A Day Workshop led by Bob Chilcott

Join us for a Come and Sing Day: A Day Workshop led by Bob Chilcott, at the National Musicians' Church on Saturday 4th October, 2025, 9.30am - 4.30pm

Music to include: A Little Jazz Mass, Five Days That Changed The World, A Selection of Anthem 

Saturday 4th October, 2025, 9.30am - 4.30pm

Holy Sepulchre, The National Musicians’ Church (address needs to be somewhere)

Tickets: £25, £18 students

Sign-up link below

Bob Chilcott has enjoyed a lifelong association with choral music, as a chorister and choral scholar in the choir of King’s College, Cambridge, and as a member of the King’s Singers.  He became a full-time composer and conductor in 1997, and has composed a large catalogue of choral music which is published by Oxford University Press.  His most often performed pieces include Can you hear me?, A Little Jazz Mass, Requiem, and the St John Passion.

Bob has directed choirs in more than 30 countries worldwide and conducts many thousands of amateur singers in a continuing series of Singing Days. Since 2002 he has been Principal Guest Conductor of the BBC Singers and since 2019 Principal Conductor of Birmingham University Singers.

His music has been widely recorded by leading British choirs and groups including The King’s Singers, King’s College, Cambridge, Wells Cathedral, Westminster Abbey, The Sixteen, Tenebrae, The BBC Singers, The Bach Choir, Commotio, and Ora. Circlesong, recorded by the Houston chamber Choir and Treble Choir of Houston, was released by Signum in January 2022, and his second disc with NFM Wroclaw, Canticles of Light, in January 2023. More recently he has seen the release of Christmas Oratorio recorded by The Choir of Merton College, Oxford on Delphian and Mary, Mother by St Martin’s Voices on Resonus.

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.

Guide – Murray Craig

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.

The London Autism Group Charity is autistic-led and supports anyone in London (and surrounding counties) who is autistic, or supports someone autistic.

Come and chat to others who have experienced something similar, get advice, or simply relax with a warm drink.

No registration needed, just drop by!

Join us for A Service of choral evensong to Celebrate 30 years of Church Watching.

Tickets are free but booking is essential.

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.

Guide – Rob Jeffries

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.

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.

Guide – TBC

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.

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.

Guide – Mario Beneventi

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.

The annual Requiem Mass will be held in memory of all musicians whose names are inscribed in the Musicians’ Book of Remembrance.

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.

Guide – Alexandra Epps

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.

The London Autism Group Charity is autistic-led and supports anyone in London (and surrounding counties) who is autistic, or supports someone autistic.

Come and chat to others who have experienced something similar, get advice, or simply relax with a warm drink.

No registration needed, just drop by!

Every year, we welcome guests with our ministry as the Royal Fusiliers Regimental Chapel to our Service of Remembrance. The service begins at 10.45am by the War Memorial next to Chancery Lane underground station, followed by a Service of Remembrance in the church. The Choir of Holy Sepulchre will be singing, all are welcome.

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.

Guide – Alison Woollard

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.

Come and Sing

Choral Evensong for St Cecilia

with Guest Conductor,

David Hill MBE

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. 

Whether to attend the service or to sing, please sign up below

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.

Guide – Tony Hollingworth

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.

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.

Guide – Michele Greer

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.

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.

Guide – Jill Finch

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.

The London Autism Group Charity is autistic-led and supports anyone in London (and surrounding counties) who is autistic, or supports someone autistic.

Come and chat to others who have experienced something similar, get advice, or simply relax with a warm drink.

No registration needed, just drop by!

Join us for Carols at Christmas, with guest speakers, a live band, and a free mulled wine or soft drink with every ticket!

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. 

A 50 pence booking fee is included in the cost of all tickets. The price displayed is what you will pay. 
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Join us at the National Musicians' Church for Carols by Candlelight with the Choir of Holy Sepulchre and Organist Joshua Ryan, directed by Peter Asprey, Director of Music.

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. 

A 75 pence booking fee is included in the cost of all tickets. The price displayed is what you will pay. 
Please ensure you have read the Terms and Conditions before completing your booking
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More details about GenerosCity and The City of London Hygiene bank and how to become a volunteer can be found on our website 
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Join us for Tea, Tales and even more tunes on the 11th of December for our Christmas Concert

Enjoy a performance and sing along finale with Songhaven artists, plus free tea, coffee and sandwiches.

It’s free to attend, but spaces are limited and so booking is essential.

Musicali-Tea, in collaboration with Songhaven at Holy Sepulchre, The National Musicians' Church.

Join us for our Outdoor Carols at Christmas, with guest speakers, a live band, and a free mulled wine or soft drink with every ticket!

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

More details about GenerosCity and The City of London Hygiene bank and how to become a volunteer can be found on our website 
GenerosCity — Holy Sepulchre London (hsl.church)

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.