Browsing: candlelight-concerts

Bringing back the glamour or the past with vintage events in London

L’Inviti Singers is a chamber choir comprising singers handpicked from the UK’s major churches and cathedrals and internationally renowned chamber groups. Conducted by David Guest (Glyndebourne Festival Opera, Les Arts Florissants and The Academy of Ancient Music), their repertoire spans liturgical classics to contemporary arrangements. Accompanied by world-class organists, L’Inviti Singers are proud to present a series of public concerts, featuring the works of Fauré, Rutter and Handel.

L’Inviti Singers is a chamber choir comprising singers handpicked from the UK’s major churches and cathedrals and internationally renowned chamber groups. Conducted by David Guest (Glyndebourne Festival Opera, Les Arts Florissants and The Academy of Ancient Music), their repertoire spans liturgical classics to contemporary arrangements. Accompanied by world-class organists, L’Inviti Singers are proud to present a series of public concerts, featuring the works of Fauré, Rutter and Handel.

L’Inviti Singers is a chamber choir comprising singers handpicked from the UK’s major churches and cathedrals and internationally renowned chamber groups. Conducted by David Guest (Glyndebourne Festival Opera, Les Arts Florissants and The Academy of Ancient Music), their repertoire spans liturgical classics to contemporary arrangements. Accompanied by world-class organists, L’Inviti Singers are proud to present a series of public concerts, featuring the works of Fauré, Rutter and Handel.

L’Inviti Singers is a chamber choir comprising singers handpicked from the UK’s major churches and cathedrals and internationally renowned chamber groups. Conducted by David Guest (Glyndebourne Festival Opera, Les Arts Florissants and The Academy of Ancient Music), their repertoire spans liturgical classics to contemporary arrangements. Accompanied by world-class organists, L’Inviti Singers are proud to present a series of public concerts, featuring the works of Fauré, Rutter and Handel.