he Fourth Choir - Storm Cycle 

Saturday 25 October, 7:30pm

Join London's LGBTQ+ chamber choir for a tempestuous voyage through songs inspired by storms, sea journeys and finding refuge. Showcasing a trio of works by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, the concert will also feature the UK premiere of Joanna Marsh's No Final Shore and the epic Canticum Calamitatis Maritimae by Jaakko Mäntyjärvi as well as atmospheric choir favourites by Kerry Andrew and Imogen Holst.

Link for tickets: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/thefourthchoir/1818807

New London Singers – A Quiet Night (Тихої ночі)

Friday 24 October, 7:30pm

Experience a radiant evening of choral music with New London Singers, featuring acclaimed cellist Katherine Jenkinson. This inspiring concert will transport you with masterpieces by J.S. Bach and John Tavener, alongside captivating works by Richard Rodney Bennett and Caroline Shaw, and a stunning cello solo. The programme also includes deeply moving compositions by celebrated Ukrainian composers Natalia Tsupryk and Iryna Aleksiychuk, showcasing a diverse range of musical expression.

Under the direction of Jamie Powe, this unforgettable concert promises timeless beauty and profound emotional depth within the magnificent acoustics of St Gabriel's Church, Pimlico. Conveniently located a short walk from Victoria Station, this is an evening of musical brilliance not to be missed.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-quiet-night-tickets-1611321137899?aff=oddtdtcreator

"Following the success of his first London concert earlier in the summer, Christopher returns to London with an eclectic and multifaceted programme to showcase the composers at the height of their musical powers. The programme will be highly distinctive to truly exhibit the dramatic and virtuosic repertoire and contrast it with the sublimely intimate and charming. It will be a veritable musical delight."

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'A Choral Mosaic'

The Joyful Company of Singers, conducted by Peter Broadbent MBE, return to St Gabriel's on Thursday 16th October 2025 at 7pm to perform ‘A Choral Mosaic’ - an evening of beautiful sacred and secular choral works from around Europe including pieces by Heinrich Schütz, John Rutter, Sergei Rachmaninov, Francis Poulenc, John Tavener, Johannes Brahms and James MacMillan.

 General Admission £20 (£10 Adult & U30 Concessions, U12 Free) plus booking fees from:

 https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/a-choral-mosaic-tickets-1549034155859

 or £25/£12 on the door.

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A note about ticketing for JCS concerts:

JCS is committed to reaching the widest audience possible.

We now offer a ‘General Admission' price ticket for those who have access to a regular disposable income or savings and can afford this ticket price.

Our ‘Adult Concession’ and ‘U30 Concession’ rates are offered to those who need a discount to make joining our audience affordable.

For accompanied children aged under 12yrs, admission is FREE.

Pilates Class - most Tuesdays

Booking is essential at christine.core.focus@gmail.com

Pilates Class - Wednesday Mornings at 08.00 am

A workout from the inside out- in Pilates, we get to work on strength, flexibility, stability and concentration- not to mention quite a bit of laughter along the way. All levels are welcome

Booking is essential graceker@gmail.com

See you on Monday 29th September at 9.30am.

Every Monday in term time

The Vestry Hall

St Gabriel’s Church, Pimlico. SW1V 2AD. 

Pilates Class - Wednesday Mornings at 08.00 am

Booking is essential graceker@gmail.com

See you on Monday 22nd September at 9.45am.

The Vestry Hall

St Gabriel’s Church, Pimlico. SW1V 2AD. 

See you on Saturday 23rd August at 11.00am.

St Gabriel’s Church, Pimlico. SW1V 2AD. 

Pilates Class - Wednesday Mornings at 08.00 am

Booking is essential graceker@gmail.com

Pilates Class - most Tuesdays

Booking is essential at christine.core.focus@gmail.com

Amici Orchestra, Conductor Simon Walton, Leader Zara Wright 

Violin Soloist : Greta Papa

Concert Will Start 6:30pm

Programme to include:

Albinoni Adagio for Strings

Mozart Divertimento in F

Vivaldi "Summer" from the Four Seasons

Morricone Cinema Paradiso 

Gershwin Lullaby for strings 

John Williams, music  for strings including music from Schindler's List

Walton music from  Henry V 

Piazzolla Libertango 

Piazzolla Oblivion

Bernard Hermann Psycho

Free Admission with Donations being collected after the concert. Net Proceeds to be given to the British Heart Foundation

Pilates Class - most Tuesdays

Booking is essential at christine.core.focus@gmail.com

See you on Saturday 23rd August at 11.00am.

St Gabriel’s Church, Pimlico. SW1V 2AD. 

Pilates Class - most Tuesdays

Booking is essential at christine.core.focus@gmail.com

Pilates Class - most Tuesdays

Booking is essential at christine.core.focus@gmail.com

Looking to while away a peaceful summer evening? Join us at St Gabriel's Church, Pimlico, for a concert of choral favourites sung by Omnium Ensemble, a choir formed of young professional singers celebrating the choral music of our time. ‘Sweet Days’ features stunning music by 20th Century and contemporary composers including Holst, Rutter, Ešenvalds, Marsh, Dearden and Mealor!

See you on Saturday 19th July at 7.30pm.

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St Gabriel’s Church, Pimlico. SW1V 2AD. 

The Elysian Singers and Players bring you Handel’s choral showpiece Israel in Egypt, which was for many years second only to Messiah in popularity, owing no doubt to the dramatic choral and solo writing characteristic of a supreme master of the stage. Plagues of flies, frogs, hailstones, locusts and blisters; the parting of the Red Sea; and the Israelites’ miraculous escape as the Pharaoh’s horsemen and chariots are ‘thrown into the sea’. Truly a biblical epic not to be missed!

Start time 7.30pm

Tickets £25 (concessions £20). 
Available via TicketTailor. Discounts may apply if booked in advance.

https://www.tickettailor.com/events/theelysiansingersoflondon/1656034

Join the Albion Orchestra at St Gabriel’s, Pimlico for an evening showcasing some true gems of British symphonic repertoire. Beginning in Edwardian London, the performance opens with Elgar’s Cockaigne Overture, a humorous portrait of Londoners and their quirks. Following this, Coates’ exuberant London Suite moves the evening firmly into the 20th century, before finally, the Albion Orchestra performs Vaughan Williams’ soundscape of London, Symphony No. 2. No open-top buses needed on this tour of London.

Founded in 2023, the Albion Orchestra is a London-based orchestra made up of students from the country’s finest conservatories, and aims to promote and preserve British symphonic music. Following a successful inaugural concert, the orchestra quickly gained a reputation for versatility and quality, and looks forward to an exciting season.

Start time 7.30pm

In the nineteenth century, Romanticism in music was characterised by an emphasis on emotional expression, individualism and freedom from the formal restraints of the Classical period. Composers explored a wider range of emotions, experimented with harmony and instrumentation, and drew inspiration from literature, nature 
and folklore.

Collegium Musicum of London’s summer concert features the work of three pioneers of the Romantic period: Franz Schubert (1797-1828), Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847) and Johannes Brahms (1833-1897), all of whom left a rich legacy of exquisite choral music.

From Schubert’s wide-ranging output, the choir performs a selection of his gracefully subtle part-songs and his sublime setting of Psalm 23.

Psalm texts inspired Mendelssohn throughout his composing career. In 1837, Robert Schumann judged Mendelssohn’s setting of Psalm 42 as “the highest level that he has achieved as a composer of church music, indeed the highest level that modern church music has ever reached”. Mendelssohn’s Hear My Prayer for solo soprano and choir (1844), which features the perennial crowd-pleaser O for the Wings of a Dove, sets words from Psalm 55.

Nänie, Brahms’s moving musical lamentation, sets to music words by the German playwright and poet Friedrich Schiller (1759-1805), whose Ode To Joy was famously adapted by Beethoven for the last movement of his ninth symphony.

Join Collegium Musicum of London Chamber Choir and its talented conductor 
Greg Morris for what promises to be a memorable summer’s evening of inspired music-making.

Tickets £18, £16 concessions, available on the door or online at https://coll-mus-lon.org.uk/buy-tickets/

Doors open at 7pm
Concert begins at 7.30pm

The Whitehall Orchestra - Summer Concert

Thursday 3rd July 6.30pm

The Whitehall Orchestra is delighted to return to St. Gabriel's for its summer concert. The orchestra will be joined by pianist Stephen Smithers for Gershwin's 1925 dazzling, jazz-inspired piano concerto. After the interval, conductor Claudio di Meo will lead the orchestra in Dvorak's much-loved New World Symphony, influenced by both Slavic and American traditional melodies, including the 2nd movement with its iconic cor anglais solo. 

https://whitehall-orchestra.sumupstore.com/.

Join the Sovereign Singers for a summer evening of exquisite choral music in the beautiful setting of St Gabriel’s Church, Pimlico.

The programme brings together a rich selection of sacred and celebratory works, featuring motets by Charles Villiers Stanford, Anton Bruckner, and William Harris - each showcasing the depth and variety of the European choral tradition.

The evening concludes with three contemporary wedding songs composed by the group’s musical director, Harry Castle.

Whether you're a choral music enthusiast or simply looking for a moment of beauty and reflection, this varied programme offers something for all.

Programme Highlights:

• 3 Motets – Charles Villiers Stanford

• 3 Motets – Anton Bruckner

• 2 Motets – William Harris

• Magnificat – Arvo Pärt

• Nunc Dimittis – Gustav Holst

• 3 Wedding Songs – Harry Castle

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St. Gabriel's Pimlico, Pimlico, SW1V 2AD

Friday 27th June 2025 7:30PM

Todd M = ρV
A secular piece loosely based on the structure of the Ordinary Mass, composed in 2020. The text, by Will Todd, explores our relationship with the earth and beyond to the stars. The title is the equation relating the physical quantity mass to volume and density.

Leonard Bernstein The Chichester Psalms
Composed in 1965 in three movements, using text from the Psalms chosen by Bernstein and set in the original Hebrew.

Medici Choir
Conductor David Gostick
Organist Ben Lewis-Smith
Harpist Cecily Beer
Percussion Trio

Event Details

Starts at 7:30PM

The Joyful Company of Singers, conducted by Peter Broadbent MBE return to St Gabriel's to Welcome to English Voices - an evening of beautiful choral works from the last 150 years by English Composers! The event will be held at St Gabriel's, Pimlico, a stunning venue that will enhance the magic of the music.

Come and immerse yourself in the rich tradition of English choral music and experience the power of voices coming together to perform works Edward Elgar, Herbert Howells, Gabriel Jackson, Havergal Brian and Bryan Kelly. plus compositions by past and present JCS Vice-Presidents Sir John Rutter, Giles Swayne, John Casken, Jonathan Harvey and Lord Michael Berkeley.

Professor John Pickard joins us for the FREE pre-concert talk at 6.30pm and to launch the CD of the choral works of Havergal Brian featuring the JCS.

General Admission £20 (£10 Adult & U30 Concessions, U12 Free) plus booking fees  £25/£12 on the door.

Purcell, King Arthur

Pimlico Musical Foundation

Conductor: James Day

Join us for a community performance of Henry Purcell’s celebrated semi-opera, King Arthur.

Foundation Scholars, Pimlico Chorus, Pimlico Children’s Choir and children from local schools join together for this collaborative showcase of musical storytelling.

Purcell’s King Arthur is a semi-opera first performed in 1691, set to the backdrop of the Saxons vs the Britons. The story centres on Arthur’s search for this fiancée, the blind Cornish Princess Emmeline, and includes supernatural characters, bringing in a fantastical twist.

Featuring famous pieces such as "Fairest Isle" and "Come if you dare," the piece blends spoken drama with striking musical scenes.

Tickets from www.pimlicomusicalfoundation.org.uk

Come and join the Brandenburg Festival Chorus for an engaging performace of what is one of the most popular of all choral works - Vivaldi Gloria

We will be raising the roof of St Gabriel's!

We will be joined by the St. Andrew's Methodist Church Adult Choir visiting from USA who will present an engaging first half.

St. Andrew's Methodist Church Adult Choir
Director of Music and the Arts - Mark Zwilling

Brandenburg Festival Chorus
Conductor - Robert Porter

Saturday 14th June 2025, 7.00pm - 9.30pm.

St Gabriel’s Pimlico
Warwick Square, London SW1V 2AD

Tickets: £25 Premium, £20 Unreserved, £5 accompanied under-18s or those in full time education.

 We’re excited to present Tchaikovsky’s dramatic and emotionally charged Symphony No. 5 – a work that wrestles with fate and ends in triumph. We’ll also bring Grieg’s In the Hall of the Mountain King to life – an iconic piece that builds from a whisper to complete chaos.

At our concerts, it’s not just about listening, it’s about getting closer to the music. Our conductor, Alexander Conway, chats to the audience throughout, sharing the stories behind the music, what to listen out for, and even demonstrating moments live with the orchestra. Whether you’re a classical fan or totally new to it, you’ll come away hearing things you haven't noticed before.

Thursday 5th June at 7.30 p.m.

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 London City Orchestra is proud to present their 2nd children’s free orchestral concert for children. As well as an awesome programme of music that your children will love, there will be the chance to try out instruments and conduct the orchestra. If this isn’t enough there will be a free packed tea kindly provided by the Fishmonger’s company. 

Composers Ben Morales Frost and Siobhan Connellan will be in attendance as we are playing Winter’s Light by Siobhan and Ben’s new piece Ignition, which has been specially written for this concert and is going to be a world premier!

Please remember to book your free tickets online at www.londoncityorchestra.com. 

See you on Saturday 31st May at 4pm.

St Gabriel’s Church, Pimlico. SW1V 2AD. 

 The Academy of St Mary-le-Bow is thrilled to be joined once again by guest leader Alexandra Caldon from Britten Sinfonia for an unconducted performance of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 6, often referred to as the 'Pastoral Symphony'. This iconic work, recognisable to many as the soundtrack to dancing unicorns in Disney’s 1940 Fantasia, will be paired with Mozart’s ever popular Clarinet Concerto, performed by acclaimed soloist Peter Sparks, Principal Clarinettist of both the English National Opera and the Aurora Orchestra.

Start time 7.30pm