Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Performers
Emma Hatton vocalist
Alex Gaumond vocalist
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Stephen Bell conductor
This much-loved concert of seasonal classics and sing-along carols returns to Cadogan Hall.
Featuring favourites including O Holy Night, Let it Snow, O Come, All Ye Faithful and I’ll be home for Christmas.
The Orchestra is joined by conductor Stephen Bell and two special West End guest vocalists Emma Hatton (Wicked, Evita) and Alex Gaumond (Miss Saigon, Company), for this enchanting Yuletide celebration.
So dust off your vocal chords and get into the Christmas spirit in the sparkling atmosphere of Cadogan Hall.
Duration: approx. 2 hours 20 minutes (incl. 20-minute interval)
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