Where: The Bethlehem Chapel,
Betlémské náměstí 4, Prague 1
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The Classical Chorus is bringing more than 150 enthusiastic singers from Hertfordshire to Prague.
The year 2026 is a special one for the Classical Chorus—the choir is celebrating the 10th anniversary of its founding. Part of the anniversary celebrations is a concert tour to Prague, during which the choir will present a special program titled *Written in the Stars*.
You can look forward to a musical journey spanning centuries and genres. The program will feature famous excerpts from Vivaldi’s Gloria, a stirring Kyrie based on motifs from Dvořák’s Largo from the New World Symphony, the operatic classic “Toreador Song” from Bizet’s Carmen, and an emotional selection from the legendary musical Les Misérables.
Classical Chorus performs regularly in major concert halls and historic venues throughout Europe. In recent years, the choir has performed in Tuscany, at the Church of La Madeleine in Paris, and at the famous Menin Gate in Bruges, Belgium. Among its achievements are sold-out concerts at London’s Royal Academy of Music and performances at the prestigious Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
The musical production is led by Abigail Harris, an experienced conductor, soprano, and educator who is one of the most respected figures on the British choral scene. A graduate of the Royal Academy of Music, she has been working for more than twenty years as a conductor, vocal coach, and instructor. She has received several major awards for her contributions to music education and community music-making.
The Classical Chorus concert will offer a captivating combination of classical music, opera melodies, and musical theater hits performed by a large British choir that captivates audiences with its energy, musicality, and joy of singing together.
Admission is voluntary.
Voluntary admission will be donated to Cesta domů.
Cesta domů operates the Home Hospice in the Capital Region. Prague. It provides counseling services to anyone in the Czech Republic in the care of the terminally ill and dying.