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About
Join Royal Museums Greenwich in celebrating Cutty Sark’s 155th birthday with an enchanting performance by Trinity Laban Chamber Choir, under the directorship of award-winning tenor, choral director, and music education specialist Charles MacDougall. The programme will feature exquisite music inspired by the beauty and drama of the sea, sky and stars.
The full programme, including compositions by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Eric Whitacre, Sarah Quartel, Charles H. H. Parry, and Ola Gjielo, will be announced shortly.
Performers
Trinity Laban Chamber Choir
The Trinity Laban Chamber Choir is the Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance's flagship vocal ensemble. Current and recent conductors are Dominic Ellis-Peckham, Naveen Arles and Hilary Campbell. Founded in 1990 it is one of the most active ensembles of all the London conservatoires, performing on BBC Radio, at the BBC Proms, at all the major London concert venues and on tour in France, Spain, Italy and the Netherlands.
Charles MacDougall director
Paul Chilvers piano
Book Tickets
Guide Prices
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Adult | £15.00 per ticket |
| Students | Under 25s | £10.00 per ticket |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
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Booking & Payment Details
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- Credit cards accepted (no fee)
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Map & Directions
Road Directions
There is a secure public car park at the National Maritime Museum which can be used by visitors to any of our museums. The car park is located on Park Row (post code SE10 9NG).
Public Transport Directions
The nearest rail stations are Greenwich and Maze Hill. Direct trains run to these stations from London Cannon Street and London Bridge.
If you are using the London Underground, the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) will take you straight to Cutty Sark station. The DLR connects with other Underground lines at Bank, Tower Gateway and Stratford stations.
