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!

December 17th – Jane Macleod, Singer

Music in Offices Christmas Choirs' Concert

Enjoy an evening showcasing our office choirs in a festive spirit!

7pm - 9pm with an interval

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 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.

Booking will be available sometime in November at www.songhaven.co.uk/liveconcerts

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
Terms and Conditions for Ticketed Events — Holy Sepulchre London (hsl.church)

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 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. 
Please ensure you have read the Terms and Conditions before completing your booking
Terms and Conditions for Ticketed Events — Holy Sepulchre London (hsl.church)

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)

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.

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!

The National Brain Appeal’s Christmas Carol Concert! The much-loved Christmas Carol Concert returns on Thursday the 4th of December to the stunning Holy Sepulchre London, bringing festive spirit and seasonal warmth to this historic venue. Doors open at 6.30pm, where you’ll be welcomed with a glass of mulled wine to set the festive mood. The concert will start at 7.15pm.

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 – Pat Honey

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.

The 29th Made in Prague Festival concludes in grand style with a gala celebrating Czech violin virtuoso Pavel Šporcl, whose expressive artistry and dazzling technique have enthralled audiences worldwide. Following his triumphant concert at Queen Elizabeth Hall last year, Šporcl returns to perform with the English Chamber Orchestra Ensemble in an evening of vibrant string music. The programme features Mendelssohn’s Octet in E-flat major, bursting with youthful brilliance, alongside Dvořák’s lyrical Romance and spirited Mazurek. Šporcl’s virtuosity will shine in a solo by Paganini, ensuring a thrilling and unforgettable finale to this year’s festival.

· General admission: £25 (+ Eventbrite fee) / Family offer (3-5 tickets): £20 (+ Eventbrite fee)

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.

City Music Services Presents a Festive Concert

Concert starts at 7 pm, should finish between 8.30 - 8.45 pm

Choirs and soloists from City firms, join together for an evening of vocal music

Tickets on the door - £12

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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

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!

November 26th -  Luke Hamlyn, Worship Leader, Songwriter

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.

Come and sing… No need to book – listeners welcome too!

We continue this term preparing for our next event, an instant performance of Mozart Requiem, Fauré Requiem and Haydn Nelson Mass – favourites and well-known repertoire for seasoned singers.

Join us on Saturday 22nd November at Holy Sepulchre, find your voice section and take a seat.

Baton down at 2 pm, when we will be joined by soloists and the orchestra. Refreshment will be available during the breaks and the afternoon’s event is expected to finish by 5 pm.

Entry is free! Donations to Barts Cancer Unit and Holy Sepulchre are welcome

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 – Tony Hollingworth

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

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 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 – Alison Woollard

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.

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.

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 relaxed afternoon and enjoy socialising, songs, skills and sharing.

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

Leading London chamber choir Canticum and conductor/pianist Mark Forkgen return to Holy Sepulchre for a choral journey through the timeless beauty of German song, from Mendelssohn and Schubert to 16-part settings by Mahler and Richard Strauss. The concert culminates in the UK premiere of Korean composer Hye-Young-Cho’s arrangement of Schumann’s beloved song cycle Dichterliebe. With the original piano part left unchanged, this ingenious setting offers a compelling new perspective on a Romantic masterpiece.