As we prepare for our 10th Anniversary album recording, we are excited to be hosting two preview concerts where we will share the repertoire from our upcoming album. Fitzrovia Chapel, Sunday 24 March, 5pm. An exclusive, limited-availability fundraising reception at this exquisite golden central London gem Join The Fourth Choir at hidden central London gem, The Fitzrovia Chapel, for an exclusive preview performance of the music that will feature on the choir's debut album. With a working title of 'Songs of Ourselves' the album will feature glorious music by underrepresented composers and is the choir's most ambitious and expensive project to date. Tickets to the concert are 50 (20 ticket + 30 donation). Please sign the Gift Aid declaration if you are eligible as every 30 donation is then worth 37.50 to the choir. If you are in a position to make a further donation we would be very grateful for any additional support you can give us. The Fitzrovia Chapel is an exquisite, golden jewel, decorated by mosaic artists brought over from Italy. It is also exquisitely small and the capacity is very limited. Please book your tickets early to avoid disappointment. Also at; St Gabriel's Pimlico, Saturday 6 April, 7pm. Hear the stunning choral works selected for our debut album in the magnificently clear acoustic of St Gabriel's in Pimlico
Tickets : £ 50 Tickets
Address : Fitzrovia Chapel
2 Pearsons Square
London
W1T 3BF
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