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Royal Melbourne Philharmonic: Carols in the Cathedral

December 21 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Sold out, wait list only
RMP presents its ever-popular “Carols in the Cathedral” – Melbourne’s premier concerts of traditional Christmas music, carols, and readings, in the stunning setting of St Paul’s Cathedral.
A magnificent feast of spectacular fanfares and carols, and glorious Christmas music and verse, performed by massed choirs, superb soloists and majestic brass and percussion.
This year’s concerts will again feature a magnificent selection of music of festive music by composers from around the world, including ever-popular classics such as “O Come All Ye Faithful”, “Once in Royal David’s City”, “Silent Night”, and many more, as well as beautiful works by composers including William G. James, Hamish Ander, Z. Randall Stroope, John Rutter, Dan Forrest, Joan Pinkston and more! Featuring the angelic voices of special guest performers The National Boys Choir of Australia, and outstanding soloists.
A Christmas event not to be missed. Celebrate the season in style and book your tickets now.

FRIDAY EVENING, 20 DECEMBER 2024, 8.30PM

SATURDAY MATINEE, 21 DECEMBER 2024, 2.00PM

SATURDAY EVENING, 21 DECEMBER 2024, 7.00PM

Andrew Wailes, conductor
Jesse Linke soprano
William Schmidt, Peter de Jager piano
Andrew Bainbridge organ 
Roland Rocchiccioli reader
Julie Houghton reader
The National Boys Choir of Australia
Royal Melbourne Philharmonic Choir
Melbourne University Choral Society
Box Hill Chorale
RMP Orchestra soloists 
RMP Brass and Percussion Consort
City of Melbourne Highland Pipe Band
ALL BOOKINGS THROUGH TRYBOOKING.

Note that all tickets can be purchased via Trybooking on the RMP website, including Premium Tickets.

Details

Date:
December 21
Time:
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Series:
Royal Melbourne Philharmonic: Carols in the Cathedral
Cost:
Sold out, wait list only

Organiser

Royal Melbourne Philharmonic
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Venue

St Paul’s Cathedral