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ST MARTIN'S CONCERTS 2011-2012

St. Martin In The Field
Trafalgar Square, London


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Concert Schedule

December 2011
January 2012 February 2012 March 2012
April 2012 May 2012


December 2011

Thursday 1 December 7:00pm VSO Christmas Concert by Candlelight
VSO Christmas Concert 2011
Friday 2 December 7:30pm Norwegian Christmas Concert
Eldbjørg Hemsing with Trondheim Soloists Quartet
Saturday 3 December 10:00am Come and Sing Christmas Carols
Choir of St Martin-in-the-Fields
Saturday 3 December 4:00pm Family Christmas Carols
London Concert Choir
Saturday 3 December 7:30pm Advent Carols by Candlelight
London Concert Choir
Thursday 8 December 7:30pm The Glory of Christmas
Thames Chamber Orchestra
Friday 9 December 3:00pm A Christmas Cracker - The NADFAS Christmas Concert
Royal Holloway Chapel Choir with Brandenburg Sinfonia
Friday 9 December 5:30pm Christmas by Candlelight - the BackCare Christmas Concert
Vivace Chorus with Brandenburg Brass
Friday 9 December 8:00pm Christmas Classics by Candlelight
English Baroque Choir with Brandenburg Sinfonia
Saturday 10 December 4:00pm Mini Maestro Family Christmas Carols by Candlelight
London Musical Arts Presents Vivamus Choir
Saturday 10 December 7:30pm Christmas Carols by Candlelight
London Musical Arts Presents Vivamus Choir
Wednesday 14 December 8:00pm A Fabulations' Christmas
The Fabulations
Thursday 15 December 7:30pm The Spirit of Christmas by Candlelight
Locrian Ensemble with Southend Boys' and Girls' Choirs
Friday 16 December 7:30pm Christmas Gala by Candlelight
Festive Orchestra with Steven Devine
Saturday 17 December 11:30am Mini Maestro Family Tales
Ferdinand the Bull
Saturday 17 December 4:00pm Carols for Shoppers
New London Singers
Saturday 17 December 7:30pm A Christmas Celebration
New London Singers
Monday 19 December 7:30pm The Joys of Christmas
Choir of St Martin-in-the-Fields
Thursday 22 December 7:30pm Handel Messiah by Candlelight
Belmont Ensemble of London and English Chamber Choir
Friday 23 December 4:30pm Christmas with the English Chamber Choir
English Chamber Choir
Friday 23 December 7:30pm Handel Messiah by Candlelight
Belmont Ensemble of London and English Chamber Choir
Monday 26 December 7:30pm Boxing Day Baroque by Candlelight
Belmont Ensemble of London
Wednesday 28 December 2:45pm Come and Sing: World's Greatest Christmas Choruses
Choral Scholars of St Martin-in-the-Fields
Wednesday 28 December 8:00pm TJ Johnson's Bourbon Kick
TJ Johnson's Bourbon Kick
Thursday 29 December 7:30pm The Complete Brandenburgs at Christmas
London Octave
Friday 30 December 6:00pm Moonlight Sonata
Warren Mailley-Smith
Friday 30 December 7:45pm Viennese Christmas
London Concertante
Saturday 31 December 11:30am Babar the Elephant
Mini Maestro Musical Tales Babar
Saturday 31 December 3:30pm New Year's Eve Operetta Matinée
London Musical Arts

January 2012

Sunday 1 January 7:30pm New Year's Day Extravaganza
Festive Orchestra of London
Monday 2 January 7:00pm Handel Messiah by Candlelight
Brandenburg Spring Choral Festival - Surrey Voices
Thursday 5 January 7:30pm Bach and Vivaldi Concertos
London Octave
Friday 6 January 7:30pm Mozart Requiem by Candlelight
Brandenburg Spring Choral Festival - Vivace Chorus
Friday 6 January 9:30pm Allegri Miserere by Candlelight
Brandenburg Spring Choral Festival - Purcell Singers
Saturday 7 January 7:30pm Vivaldi Four Seasons by Candlelight
Trafalgar Sinfonia
Thursday 12 January 7:30pm Mozart Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
Belmont Ensemble of London
Friday 13 January 7:30pm Bach Violin Concertos
London Concertante
Saturday 14 January 7:30pm Vivaldi Four Seasons by Candlelight
Belmont Ensemble of London
Tuesday 17 January 6:30pm Fauré Requiem by Candlelight
English Chamber Choir
Thursday 19 January 7:30pm Genius of Mozart
Locrian Ensemble with Stephen Ellery
Friday 20 January 7:30pm Baroque Masterpieces
London Concertante
Saturday 21 January 7:30pm Mozart Requiem by Candlelight
Belmont Ensemble of London and English Chamber Choir
Thursday 26 January 7:30pm Brahms Requiem by Candlelight
Brandenburg Spring Choral Festival - Twickenham Choral
Thursday 26 January 9:30pm Bach by Candlelight
Brandenburg Spring Choral Festival - RHUL Choir
Friday 27 January 7:30pm Mozart and Handel by Candlelight
Trafalgar Sinfonia
Saturday 28 January 4:30pm Mini Maestro Family Concert
Mini Maestro Family concerts
Saturday 28 January 7:30pm Vivaldi Four Seasons
London Musical Arts Orchestra

February 2012

Saturday 11 February 7:30pm Mozart Eine Kleine Nachtmusik by Candlelight
Feinstein Ensemble
Tuesday 14 February 7:30pm Valentine's Day Concert with Love Poems
London Musical Arts Orchestra
Thursday 16 February 7:30pm Brandenburg Concertos by Candlelight
Feinstein Ensemble
Friday 17 February 7:30pm Mozart Requiem by Candlelight
London Octave
Saturday 18 February 7:30pm Vivaldi Four Seasons by Candlelight
Festive Orchestra of London with Miki Takahashi
Thursday 23 February 7:30pm Rutter Requiem by Candlelight
Barts Chamber Choir
Friday 24 February 1:00pm Pianists of the World Series
Natalia Williams-Wandoch
Friday 24 February 7:30pm Bach St John Passion
Chorgemeinschaft Neubeuern and KlangVerwaltung Orchestra
Saturday 25 February 4:30pm Mini Maestro Family Concert
Mini Maestro Family concerts
Saturday 25 February 7:30pm Mozart 'Prague' Symphony
London Musical Arts Orchestra

March 2012

Thursday 1 March 7:30pm Mozart Eine Kleine Nachtmusik by Candlelight
Belmont Ensemble of London
Friday 2 March 7:30pm Mozart and Beethoven by Candlelight
Feinstein Ensemble
Saturday 3 March 7:30pm Baroque Extravaganza by Candlelight
Festive Orchestra of London
Thursday 8 March 7:30pm Bach and Vivaldi
London Musical Arts Ensemble
Friday 9 March 7:30pm Mozart Requiem by Candlelight
Brandenburg Spring Choral Festival - Whitehall Choir
Friday 9 March 9:30pm Rachmaninov Vespers by Candlelight
Brandenburg Spring Choral Festival - Eclectic Voices
Saturday 10 March 7:30pm Vivaldi Four Seasons by Candlelight
Trafalgar Sinfonia
Thursday 15 March 7:30pm Glory of the Baroque
Choir Christ's College Cambridge & Thames Chamber Orchestra
Friday 16 March 7:30pm Bach, Handel and Vivaldi by Candlelight
Belmont Ensemble of London
Saturday 17 March 7:30pm Mostly Mozart
Locrian Ensemble with Stephen Ellery
Tuesday 20 March 7:30pm Music for Passiontide
Canticum
Thursday 22 March 7:45pm Haydn Nelson Mass by Candlelight
Brandenburg Spring Choral Festival - Medici Choir
Thursday 22 March 9:30pm Spem in Alium by Candlelight: Forty Part Motet
Brandenburg Spring Choral Festival - Borough Choir
Friday 23 March 7:30pm Vivaldi Four Seasons
London Concertante
Saturday 24 March 4:30pm Mini Maestro Family Concert
Mini Maestro Family concerts
Saturday 24 March 7:30pm Mozart Symphony No 39 in E Flat
London Musical Arts Orchestra
Thursday 29 March 7:30pm Bach Brandenburg Concertos by Candlelight
Feinstein Ensemble
Friday 30 March 7:30pm Vivaldi and Handel by Candlelight
Trafalgar Sinfonia
Saturday 31 March 7:30pm Mozart Eine Kleine Nachtmusik by Candlelight
Festive Orchestra of London with Rodolfo Richter

April 2012

Tuesday 3 April 7:30pm Fauré Requiem for Holy Week
Vivamus Choir with Rufus Frowde
Friday 6 April 6:00pm Path of Miracles for Good Friday
New London Singers
Friday 6 April 8:00pm Mozart Requiem for Good Friday
New London Singers and Trafalgar Sinfonia
Monday 9 April 7:30pm Handel Messiah by Candlelight
Belmont Ensemble of London and English Chamber Choir
Thursday 12 April 7:30pm Handel by Candlelight
Belmont Ensemble of London and English Chamber Choir
Friday 13 April 7:30pm Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
London Musical Arts Orchestra
Saturday 14 April 7:30pm Handel Royal Fireworks by Candlelight
Belmont Ensemble of London and English Chamber Choir
Thursday 19 April 7:30pm Bach Violin Concertos
London Concertante
Friday 20 April 7:30pm Vivaldi Four Seasons by Candlelight
Trafalgar Sinfonia
Saturday 21 April 4:30pm Mini Maestro Family Concert
Mini Maestro Family concerts
Saturday 21 April 7:30pm Mozart Jupiter Symphony
London Musical Arts Orchestra
Thursday 26 April 7:30pm Handel Highlights by Candlelight
London Octave
Friday 27 April 7:30pm Handel and Bach by Candlelight
Feinstein Ensemble
Saturday 28 April 2:30pm The Choir
Brandenburg Spring Choral Festival - South Oxhey Choir
Saturday 28 April 7:00pm Monteverdi Vespers by Candlelight
Brandenburg Spring Choral Festival - Cambridge Chorale
Saturday 28 April 9:30pm Barber Adagio Agnus Dei by Candlelight
Brandenburg Spring Choral Festival - New London Choir

May 2012

Tuesday 1 May 7:30pm The American Connection
Elysian Singers
Thursday 3 May 7:30pm Mozart Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
Trafalgar Sinfonia
Friday 4 May 7:30pm Brandenburg Concertos by Candlelight
Feinstein Ensemble
Saturday 5 May 7:30pm Mozart Requiem by Candlelight
Belmont Ensemble of London and English Chamber Choir
Monday 7 May 7:30pm Mozart Masterpieces by Candlelight
London Octave
Thursday 10 May 7:30pm Mozart Eine Kleine Nachtmusik by Candlelight
Belmont Ensemble of London
Friday 11 May 7:30pm Classics by Candlelight
Thames Chamber Orchestra with Michal Kaznowski
Saturday 12 May 7:30pm Baroque Extravaganza by Candlelight
Festive Orchestra of London
Friday 18 May 7:30pm Vivaldi Four Seasons by Candlelight
Festive Orchestra of London with Rodolfo Richter
Saturday 19 May 7:30pm Vivaldi Gloria by Candlelight
Belmont Ensemble of London and English Chamber Choir
Thursday 24 May 7:30pm Bach Brandenburg Concertos by Candlelight
Feinstein Ensemble
Friday 25 May 7:30pm Mozart Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
London Concertante
Saturday 26 May 7:30pm Handel and Vivaldi
Trafalgar Sinfonia
Thursday 31 May 7:30pm Diamond Jubilee Proms
Locrian Ensemble


Seating Plan

St Martin in the Fields

St Martin in the Fields

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Accessibility at St Martin in the Fields

ACCESS TO THE CHURCH AND CRYPT
Access for wheelchair users and visitors with mobility issues is via the entrance pavilion and the north entrance to church.

VISUALLY IMPAIRED VISITORS
A free audio tour is available. Please book in advance through the Box Office on 020 7766 1100. We can also provide large print copies of the Orders of Service.

INDUCTION LOOP
An Induction Loop is installed in church, St Martin's Hall and in the meetings rooms. A portable system is also available. Hearing aid users should adjust their aid to the T position.

SPECIAL FACILITIES
Toilets for wheelchair users and users with mobility issues are available in all toilet locations onsite.

ASSISTANCE DOGS
Registered Assistance Dogs are welcome throughout St Martin in the Fields at all times.

PARKING
For information on disabled parking near to the Church, please visit the Westminster City Council website www.westminster.gov.uk.

About St Martin's

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Excavations at the site in 2006 led to the discovery of a grave dated about 410. The site is outside the city limits of Roman London (as was the usual Roman practice for burials), but is particularly interesting for being so far outside, and this is leading to a reappraisal of Westminster's importance at that time. The burial is thought by some to mark a Christian centre of that time (possibly reusing the site or building of a pagan temple).





Medieval and Tudor
The earliest extant reference to the church is from 1222, with a dispute between the Abbot of Westminster and the Bishop of London as to who had control over it. It was decided in favour of Westminster, and used by the monks of Westminster Abbey.

The church was rebuilt by Henry VIII in 1542 to avoid plague victims from the area having to pass through his Palace of Whitehall. At this time, it was literally "in the fields" in an isolated position between the cities of Westminster and London.

A number of notables were buried in this phase of the church, including Robert Boyle and Nell Gwynne.


Modern Times

The church survived the Great Fire of London which did not reach as far as the City of Westminster, but was replaced with a new building, designed by James Gibbs in 1721 and completed five years later. The design was criticised widely at the time but subsequently became extremely famous, being copied particularly widely in the United States. The church is essentially rectangular, with a great pediment in the Classical style supported by a row of huge Corinthian columns. The high steeple is topped with a gilt crown. Gibbs was certainly inspired by Sir Christopher Wren as the interior is very similar to St James's in Piccadilly.


Various 18th century notables were soon buried in the new church, including the émigré sculptor Roubiliac (who had settled in this area of London) and the furniture-maker Thomas Chippendale (whose workshop was in the same street as the church, St Martin's Lane), along with Jack Sheppard in the now lost adjoining churchyard.


The church also had their own Almhouses and Pension Charity, which was established on 21 Sep 1886. Its 19 trustees administered Almshouses for women providing them with a weekly stipend. The almshouses were built in 1818 on part of the parish burial ground in Camden Town and St Pancras and replaced ones built in 1683.

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Present day
Because of its prominent position, St Martin-in-the-Fields is one of the most famous non-cathedral churches in London. Its ethos as the "Church of the Ever Open Door" (a title coined by Dick Sheppard, Vicar in the early 20th Century when the work with homeless people was started) continues today, even though it is not possible for it literally to be the case. It is famous for its work with homeless people through The Connection at St Martin's which shares with The Vicar's Relief Fund the money raised each year by the BBC Radio 4 Appeal's Christmas appeal. The church is also known for its regular lunchtime and evening concerts: many ensembles perform there, including the Academy of St Martin-in-the-Fields which was co-founded by Sir Neville Marriner and John Churchill, the then Master of Music at St Martin's. There is a popular Café in the Crypt, where jazz concerts are held. All profits from this go to the work of the church. The crypt is also home to the London Brass Rubbing Centre, an art gallery and a book and gift shop.:



In January 2006 work began on a £36 million renewal project. The project includes cleaning and renewing the church itself as well as provision of facilities for visitors, music, parish and social care, which encompass not only the church's crypt but also a row of buildings to the north and some significant new underground spaces in between. The funding includes a grant of £15.35 million from the Heritage Lottery Fund. The church and crypt have now reopened, the work having been completed in summer 2008. As part of the public fundraising, it is possible to sponsor a pane of glass and 'Give light to St Martin's'.

Twelve historic bells from St Martin-in-the-Fields make part of the Swan Bells monument in Perth, Western Australia.

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