Join us for an extraordinary evening of music as St. Barnabas Church in Oxford presents Messiah Part 1, featuring Handel's iconic composition. This enchanting performance, held on the 20th of December 2023, aims to raise funds for the St. Barnabas Organ fund. We are delighted to have two talented young soloists grace the stage, accompanied by a remarkable chamber choir comprising singers from both Oxford and London.

The evening will culminate in a breathtaking rendition of the illustrious Hallelujah Chorus, with a unique opportunity for members of the audience to participate in this glorious finale. If you have a passion for singing and would like to be part of this extraordinary project, we invite you to the free Come & Sing Hallelujah Chorus event at St. Barnabas Church, Jericho, on the 16th of December at 5.00pm.

Following the concert, all attendees, both singers and audience members, will be treated to complimentary refreshments. It is a wonderful opportunity to connect with fellow music enthusiasts and savor the joy of this timeless masterpiece.

Secure your place at Messiah Part 1 and experience the power and beauty of Handel's Messiah, while supporting the noble cause of the St. Barnabas Organ fund. Tickets for this remarkable event are available for only £7. Don't miss this unforgettable evening of music at St. Barnabas Church, Jericho in Oxford.

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