Events at St Gabriel’s
What’s coming up this month
The Dresdner Motettenchor directed by Matthias Jung, will perform at St Gabriel’s, Pimlico, London, on Friday 23rd October at 7pm.
Their programme ‘Choral Perspectives’ will feature works from across Europe by composers such as Schütz, Bach, Britten, Nystedt, Weelkes, Weismann, Becker, Saint-Saëns, Vasks and Pearsall.
Tickets £20 (Concessions £10) plus booking fee, U12 Free, are now on sale from Eventbrite:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/choral-perspectives-tickets-1994663630614
and £25/£12 on the door.
Do come and hear this leading German chamber choir in this London performance supported by the Dresden Trust.
Music of Twilight Saga by Mystery Ensemble
“So the lion fell in love with the lamb.” For one night only, the hall softens to a warm, twilit glow, setting the scene for the love story that defined a generation and bringing the music of Twilight beyond the screen and into St Gabriel's Church in the heart of Pimlico, London.
Red Events proudly presents Music from the Twilight Saga — a unique concert experience in which the Mystery Ensemble transforms the film's most beloved music into a captivating nocturnal ritual for strings and piano, wrapped in shadow, light and sound.
More than a concert, it is an emotional journey through the entire story of Bella and Edward: from their first encounter in the forest to the sorrow of farewell, from the haunting Volturi Waltz to the promise of «forever». As the music unfolds, so does the story itself — a tale of love, longing, sacrifice, and the eternal battle between instinct and humanity.
The concert celebrates the composers who shaped the musical identity of The Twilight Saga.
From Carter Burwell’s original scores come the iconic Bella’s Lullaby, The Lion Fell in Love with the Lamb and I Know What You Are. Alexandre Desplat’s score for New Moon brings The Meadow, Marry Me, Bella and the mesmerising Volturi Waltz, while Howard Shore’s moving Jacob’s Theme from Eclipse completes the cinematic journey.
Alongside these unforgettable film scores, the ensemble performs specially created arrangements of the songs that became synonymous with the saga: A Thousand Years by Christina Perri, Turning Page by Sleeping at Last, Flightless Bird, American Mouth by Iron & Wine, Muse’s electrifying Supermassive Black Hole, Paramore’s Decode, Lykke Li’s Possibility and Full Moon by The Black Ghosts.
All works are presented in original arrangements created exclusively by the Mystery Ensemble.
The magic of the evening is created through the dialogue among the musicians, the surrounding atmosphere and the music itself. As the melodies unfold, they transform the space into a world that is both intimate and epic, allowing audiences not merely to hear the music, but to experience the Twilight universe from within.
Internationally acclaimed pianist Angelo Villani in concert at St. Gabriel's Church, Pimlico, London.
Join the internationally acclaimed pianist Angelo Villani for an intimate Sunday afternoon recital at St Gabriel's, Pimlico, performed on the church's remarkable 2007 Hamburg Steinway Model D concert grand, formely at Wigmore Hall.
The recital will explore the extraordinary tonal and dynamic range of a full concert grand, with works by Mozart, Chopin, Liszt and Wagner.
This will be Villani's only public London concert for the remainder of 2026 and will also be professionally recorded for subsequent online release.
Premium reserved seating is available in the second row, keyboard-side, alongside standard general admission.
A complimentary glass of wine or soft drink will be served during the interval.
Sunday, November 22 • 2:30 PM - 4 PM
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/classical-piano-recital-angelo-villani-tickets-2001390089634