Four well-known local singers - Noa Lachman (soprano), Rebecca Hughes (mezzo), Ben Hancox-Lachman (tenor) and Jozik Kotz (bass) with William Hancox at the piano will be performing a mixture of sacred music for Advent and Christmas, solos with a seasonal theme and some lighter festive numbers! Set in the wonderful atmosphere of St Andrew's Alfriston, "The Cathedral of the Downs" it should be a magical and fun way to get into the Christmas mood. And it will mark Will's first return to concert life after his illness!
Programme to include music by Bach, Byrd, Verdi, Vaughan Williams, Britten and more. The perfect prelude to your Christmas celebrations.
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