An evening of popular carols sung by the Lincoln Cathedral Choir with the Father Willis organ in the candlelit nave of Lincoln Cathedral.
Carols by Candlelight returns to Lincoln Cathedral on Monday 7 December, with the Lincoln Cathedral Choir taking the lead. It's an evening of popular carols sung in the cathedral's nave, lit by candlelight, and it doubles as a fundraiser for the Association of the Friends of Lincoln Cathedral.
The music comes from the cathedral's own choir, conducted by Aric Prentice. They're paired with organist Jeffrey Makinson on the Father Willis organ, which fills the nave. The programme sticks to the carols most of us know, so it's the kind of thing you can sing along to if you're in the mood, rather than a formal concert where you're expected to stay quiet. The whole thing is set in the nave, with the candlelight doing a good deal of the work for the atmosphere.
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If you're bringing someone along, there's a companion ticket available free of charge on application, so it's worth checking that if you're planning a night out with a friend or family member. The evening runs from 7 pm to 9 pm, and tickets are between £16.08 and £21.38. It's at Lincoln Cathedral, Minster Yard, Lincoln, LN2 1PX.
