In light of the coronavirus outbreak, this performance has been cancelled. We are doing our utmost to support the national effort in reducing the spread of coronavirus and the health and wellbeing of all our visitors, staff members and visiting performers is our number one priority.

Ticket holders are fully covered for the full value of their tickets. Refunds will be processed automatically within 7 to 14 days and we thank you in advance for your patience whilst we work through this process.

Thank you for continued support and we look forward to welcoming you on future occasions.

2020 marks 250 years since the birth of Beethoven. His Mass in C Major of 1807 was commissioned by none other than Haydn’s former employer, Prince Nikolaus Esterházy who, it is understood, was not too pleased with the result, probably in part due to his unfamiliarity with Beethoven’s slightly darker, richer harmonic and melodic language.

Mozart’s Solemn Vespers of 1780, on the other hand, depicts a simpler and characteristically vivacious emotional palette combining Mozartian wit and flare with sumptuous melodic lines, demonstrated most notably in the famous soprano aria Laudate Dominum.