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St Cecilia Voices Concert

All Saints' Church, Tudeley · 22 November 2026

St Cecilia Voices Concert, from All Saints' ChurchImage: All Saints' Church
22 Nov

Image: All Saints' Church

St Cecilia Voices, a chamber choir of about 30 singers under musical director Jonathan Crowhurst, performs a programme of music for St Cecilia's Day. The concert features works by Britten, Ešenvalds and Vaughan Williams at All Saints' Church in Tudeley on Sunday 22 November 2026, from 7.30pm to 9.30pm. It suits anyone who enjoys choral music.

Highlights

  • Chamber choir of around 30 singers
  • Music by Britten, Ešenvalds and Vaughan Williams
  • Sunday 22 November 2026, 7.30pm to 9.30pm

Getting there

All Saints' Church, TN11 0NZ

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