Join London Concert Choir for a captivating performance of Mozart’s Vesperae Solennes de Confessore and Beethoven’s Mass in C Major alongside the renowned Counterpoint period instrument ensemble. This concert promises a rich exploration of sacred choral music, blending elegance and emotional depth.

Composed in 1780 for Salzburg Cathedral, Mozart’s Vesperae Solennes de Confessore opens with five radiant psalms, the serene and beloved Laudate Dominum, and a majestic Magnificat. Its melodic grace, festive trumpets, and intricate choral textures create an uplifting celebration of divine praise, showcasing Mozart’s mastery of sacred composition.

The evening concludes with Beethoven’s Mass in C Major (1807), written during his struggle with deafness. This profound work features a vibrant Gloria with triumphant brass, a tranquil Sanctus, and an expressive solo quartet in the Kyrie and Credo, blending operatic vitality with spiritual depth.

Perfect for choral music enthusiasts, this performance offers a moving journey through two sacred masterpieces.