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TICKETS for LIVE From London Online Festival
Reasons to Indulge in a Season Pass
By supporting this online festival, you can enjoy exceptional performances from home, including Phoenix Chorale’s Mass for the Endangered. This program has not been available since its live performance, making this a rare opportunity to experience it again.
LIVE from London also offers an extraordinary breadth of Johann Sebastian Bach. From intimate cantatas to the monumental Mass in B minor, the festival reflects the depth and beauty of a composer central to the Chorale’s history as the former Bach and Madrigal Society.
Lastly, spot Artistic Director Christopher Gabbitas appearing as a performer in Requiem by Taylor Scott Davis, a rare opportunity to hear him in performance!
Monday, March 23 - 26 2026
Phoenix Chorale is honored to be featured in this year’s LIVE From London lineup. The Chorale’s 2023 multi-sensory presentation of Mass for the Endangered by Sarah Kirkland Snider, featuring artwork by Deborah Johnson at the Phoenix Art Museum will stream alongside a wide range of compelling performances from the Voces8 stable.
Having previously participated in the festival with Unclouded Day, the Chorale is honored to return to this international stage.
LIVE From London Easter Online Festival
23 March – 26 April 2026
Season Tickets and Concert Passes available via livefromlondon.org
‘Not from the past you’ll come, but from that deep
Where beauty murmurs to the soul asleep:’ (Idyll – Siegfried Sassoon)
LIVE From London Easter runs from 23 March – 26 April 2026, celebrating life, love and renewal. Produced by the VOCES8 Foundation, the festival pairs cherished masterworks with bold premieres, weaving new poetry into traditional sacred settings to refresh spirits.
The VOCES8 Foundation Choir & Orchestra present the online premiere of Composer-in-Residence Taylor Scott Davis’ Requiem, released simultaneously by Decca Classics on the album i carry your heart. Blending Sassoon’s poetry with the Mass, the work offers luminous hope and consolation for our time. Phoenix Chorale performs Sarah Kirkland Snider’s Mass for the Endangered, a powerful, multi-sensory hymn for the voiceless. Barnaby Smith and the Illyria Consort explore Bach solo cantatas, while APOLLO5 presents a varied programme in The Evening Primrose. Completing the festival is Bach’s Mass in B minor, performed by VOCES8, star soloists and the Academy of Ancient Music in a joyful celebration of Easter.
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TICKETS for LIVE From London Online Festival
Reasons to Indulge in a Season Pass
By supporting this online festival, you can enjoy exceptional performances from home, including Phoenix Chorale’s Mass for the Endangered. This program has not been available since its live performance, making this a rare opportunity to experience it again.
LIVE from London also offers an extraordinary breadth of Johann Sebastian Bach. From intimate cantatas to the monumental Mass in B minor, the festival reflects the depth and beauty of a composer central to the Chorale’s history as the former Bach and Madrigal Society.
Lastly, spot Artistic Director Christopher Gabbitas appearing as a performer in Requiem by Taylor Scott Davis, a rare opportunity to hear him in performance!
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