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Concert: Mozart Requiem and Allegri Miserere subiu ao palco a 30 de setembro de 2026, Westminster Abbey, em London.
The St Margaret’s Choristers give their debut concert in Westminster Abbey accompanied by The English Concert, singing masterpieces by Mozart, Allegri and Haydn. The St Margaret’s Choristers and Consort of Westminster Abbey The English Concert Emma Walshe soprano Greg Morris conductor Join us to hear the St Margaret's Choristers - the first girls' choir of Westminster Abbey - sing Mozart's Requiem in the magnificent setting of Westminster Abbey with a programme of music telling the remarkable story of Mozart's prodigious talent. Allegri’s Miserere mei (1638) was jealously reserved by the Vatican's Sistine Chapel for performance within its own walls during Holy Week. This was until the 14-year-old Mozart, in 1770, struck by the work’s beauty after hearing it on a visit to Rome, went back and wrote it out from memory – and the following year the work was published in London from his copy. At the other end of his short life, Mozart composed two masterpieces of sacred music – the miniature gem Ave verum corpus , a short but perfectly formed communion motet, and the monumental and dramatic Requiem , famously left unfinished at his untimely death but completed by his pupil Franz Süssmayr. Drawing together these strands, is the sublime music of Mozart's teacher Franz Joseph Haydn. Programme Allegri Miserere mei Mozart Ave verum corpus Haydn Salve Regina in E Mozart Requiem The St Margaret’s Choristers, comprising 24 girls aged 11-17 drawn from schools across London, were formed in 2023 and have quickly established themselves as an integral part of the music of Westminster Abbey and St Margaret’s Church. For their debut concert in Westminster Abbey, they are joined by their regular collaborators, the professional singers of the St Margaret’s Consort, and by the leading period instrument orchestra , the English Concert . The famous soaring lines of Allegri’s Miserere will showcase the “dulcet stratospherics” of acclaimed soprano Emma Walshe, with other soloists drawn from the St Margaret’s Consort . Ticketing information: Concert venue location - This event takes place in Westminster Abbey . Please enter at Westminster Abbey's main West door, queue beforehand on The Sanctuary, London SW1P 3PA. Timings - Doors will open at 6:15pm and the concert will begin at 7:00pm. Expected to end approx 8:50/55pm. Latecomers - will be asked to wait near the West door and will be seated after the interval Unreserved seating - Ticket holders will be seated in order of arrival. Tickets are priced by Zones in the Abbey. Individual seats are not reserved. ORANGE ZONE: Front of nave, BLUE ZONE: Mid/rear nave, YELLOW ZONE: Side aisles, restricted view but great sound 'NO VIEW' seats in the South Transept (great sounds but no direct view, visuals via live relay on big screens) Queue outside - The Marshals and Beadles will admit people in order of arrival Access and security - Please have your ticket ready to show our staff (either printed or on your mobile phone). Security check on your arrival - Your bag will be searched and we ask you not to bring any large items with you (for example suitcases, large backpacks or folding bicycles) as these will not be allowed inside and we are unable to store them for you. Attendee tickets for young p eople under the age of 18 are free when accompanied by a ticket holder (Recommend ages 9+) Age suitability - This event is suitable for adults and young people over the age of 9. Westminster City Card holders receive 40% discount - see the ‘Culture offers’ on the Westminster City Card scheme website for details. This event does not include entry to Westminster Abbey. We recommend looking at the Visit us pages to plan a visit during opening hours. If you would like to look around the rest of the Abbey during your visit then we recommend you do so before you attend the Lunchtime Concert. This is to allow you enough time to see as much as possible. The Abbey is committed to creating inclusive and accessible events for all . If you have any access requirements or questions about your visit, please contact us when booking. adult.programmes@westminster-abbey.org Filming and photography Please note that filming and sound recording are not permitted in Westminster Abbey. See our photography policy for more information.
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It took place on 30 September 2026.
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