Join us in St Paul's Church for an evening of eight-part a cappella choral music. In our programme, we celebrate the 200th anniversary of Anton Bruckner's birth by singing some of his most famous motets including 'Christus Factus Est' and 'Locus Iste'. Throughout the programme we also celebrate more contemporary composers and performers such as the inimitable Morten Lauridsen, who's famed for his use of beautiful melodic lines over shimmering harmonies.
Cash Only - Adults £10 - U18's Free
3rd August at 6pm - St Paul's Church, Parkwood, Gillingham
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