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“Let Christmas begin” – Albion’s Festive Concert

Welcome to a celebration of Midwinter, Advent, and Christmas with our own unique festive choral music.
Over the years, many have said that it would not be Christmas without Albion – and so here we are to bring sparkles and songs of delight to the chill of wintry darkness.
Festive favourites will include Away in a Manger, O Holy Night, and our famous version of DING DONG MERRILY ON HIGH, where the audience is challenged not to clap too soon…
As well as magical, hypnotic versions of THE CASTLETON CAROL and the Coventry Carol, we’ll also have brand-new music for you – especially created by us for this occasion. I am working on it right now and I hope you will love it.
We invite you all to Pay What You Want — you can pay as little as you like to secure your place, knowing that you’ll be equally welcome whatever that amount is. Bring your friends or family, and we’ll make it a special gathering in the heart of our community.
Seating is not reserved, so you can choose where you would like to be as we aim to fill this special space with music. Bring as many people as you wish in your group (do tell friends and family!). You just need to reserve the right number of tickets when booking, and pay any amount you wish. You can contact us any time by emailing: albion@albionchoir.org.uk.
We so look forward to sharing this concert with you and getting the festive season off to a memorable start.
Concert duration is about 2 hours including an interval.
“The singers lull you into a place of timelessness, and true beauty, in which just for a moment you can glimpse eternity” – audience member, Derbyshire, 2022
“The choir wears the beauty of its singing lightly – so you never feel like it’s too much, and sometimes find yourself on the edge of tears of joy” – audience member, Sheffield, autumn 2023
“I came not knowing what to expect – and left feeling a lot lighter, and a devoted fan of this special little group. Albion are a choir in a million” – audience member, Framlingham, spring 2024