Extra Concert For Bach In The Dark With The Choir Of St James’

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Cellist Rachel Scott is joined by the Choir of St James’ directed by Warren Trevelyan-Jones with Alastair Nelson at the chamber organ for the next concert in the series Bach in the Dark. Due to a high demand for tickets, an extra concert date has been added.

This unconventional concert concept is anchored in the music of JS Bach but takes his aesthetic to different levels. This programme includes music by JS Bach, Mendelssohn and Arensky.

Tickets: $45 and includes a glass of wine or non-alcoholic beverage.

Click here to book.

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