Temple Singers

Dixit Dominus

Temple Players, Tom Allery (director)

Dixit Dominus

Directed from the harpsichord by Thomas Allery and combining forces with some of London's leading baroque players, Temple Singers pair one of Handel's most exhilarating choral works with a suave 'Chandos Anthem' - written for the ‘English Versailles’ built by James Brydges at Canons Park.

Handel: Dixit Dominus HWV 232
Handel: O Sing unto the Lord HWV 249B

Join us at 5pm for a pre-concert talk, given by Libby Burgess in the Inner Temple Drawing Room.

This concert will last 60 minutes without an interval.

Temple Music Foundation
Tue, 7 October 2025
Temple Church, London
6:30pm
£5 - £50

Full Event Details

Directed from the harpsichord by Thomas Allery and combining forces with some of London's leading baroque players, Temple Singers pair one of Handel's most exhilarating choral works with a suave 'Chandos Anthem' - written for the ‘English Versailles’ built by James Brydges at Canons Park.

Handel: Dixit Dominus HWV 232
Handel: O Sing unto the Lord HWV 249B

Join us at 5pm for a pre-concert talk, given by Libby Burgess in the Inner Temple Drawing Room.

This concert will last 60 minutes without an interval.

Venue Details & Map

Location

Temple Church, London
off Fleet Street, London EC4Y 7HL

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