Orchestral Masses At St James’ King Street

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The Choir and Orchestra of St James’ King Street continue their rich tradition of presenting superb orchestral settings of liturgical masses during January.

This year, under the musical direction of Warren Trevelyan-Jones, the ensemble will present Zelenka’s Missa Paschalis and Dvořák’s Mass in D.

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