The Robin Chapel choir performs a festive programme of choral music and carols in the candle-lit main hall of Perth Museum.
The Robin Chapel choir return to Perth Museum on Thursday 17 December with Carols by Candlelight, a festive programme of choral music and carols performed in the museum's candle-lit main hall. It's the same space that houses the Stone of Destiny, so you'll be sitting with one of Scotland's most famous stones for company while the choir sings.
The choir is an ensemble of professional singers who sing at the Chapel's service every Sunday and take part in special services and concerts across the country. The Robin Chapel itself is a Grade A listed building in Edinburgh, erected in memory of Robin Tudsbery, a Lieutenant in The Blues and Royals, for disabled service personnel after World War 2. It's a professional group rather than a parish choir, and they're coming up from Edinburgh for the night.
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The evening is recommended for adults aged 16 and over. Doors open at 6:30 pm, the concert begins at 7:00 pm, and there's an intermission at 7:40 pm. Tickets are £18.00, and the whole thing runs until 8:35 pm.
