A joyful evening of Christmas carols performed by St Martin's Voices directed by Andrew Earis at St Giles' Cathedral.
St Martin's Voices are singing at St Giles' Cathedral on Friday 4 December, a night of Christmas carols to mark the start of the season. It's organised by the cathedral itself, and the whole thing is built around the carols, with the choir taking the lead and Andrew Earis joining them on stage. The concert runs for an hour and a half, so it's a full evening of singing rather than a quick half-hour service.
For those who know the choir, St Martin's Voices are a regular presence in the city's choral scene, and having them in the cathedral is a natural fit. The programme is carols, so you'll get the familiar melodies that usually signal the arrival of December, sung through the course of the night. Andrew Earis directs the singers and joins them for the performance, and the cathedral is the one putting it on.
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It's a Friday night, so it works as a way to kick off the Christmas season properly. The concert runs from 19:00 to 20:30, with doors opening at 18:30, which gives you plenty of time to get in and find a seat before it starts. Tickets are between £16.63 and £21.98, and you can get them through Eventbrite. The cathedral is on the High Street, EH1 1RE, right in the heart of the Old Town.
