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The Sixteen
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The Sixteen at St James’s, Spanish Place

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Date
Wed 07 Oct 2026, 7.30pm
Tickets
£60 Front Nave
£30 Rear Nave Section A
£15 Rear Nave Section B
£15 Side Aisle
+£4 booking fee per transaction
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Rear Nave Section B and Side Aisle have restricted view
Duration

This concert is approximately 1 hour, without an interval

Availability

Artists

  • The Sixteen
    • Harry Christophersconductor

    Programme

    Overview

    Antoine Brumel’s ‘Earthquake’ Mass, Et ecce terrae motus, with its sumptuous scoring for 12 voices and mighty chordal harmonies, provides the frame for The Sixteen’s latest Wigmore Hall programme. Harry Christophers and his matchless choristers include other stirring pieces by some of Renaissance Europe’s greatest sacred composers, including Lassus’s Aurora lucis rutilat for 10 voices and the dark sonorities of Josquin’s motet Praeter rerum seriem

    Booking Information

    This concert takes place at St James’s, Spanish Place, 22 George Street, London W1U 3QY.

    Please note tickets are available for purchase from the Wigmore Hall Box Office only (priority booking, online or by phone). On the day of the concert, tickets are available for purchase on Wigmore Hall’s website (print at home only) up until 6.30pm, and in person from the Wigmore Hall Box Office up until 7.00pm. Tickets will not be available for purchase on the door at St James’s Spanish Place. ‘Hold at Box Office’ tickets purchased in advance will be ready for collection from the George Street entrance of the church. Please be aware there are limited facilities at St James’s Spanish Place.


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