Christmas Karaoke
Carol of the Bells
In a bid to share some Christmas joy through these uncertain times, our music team at St Martin-in-the-Fields have created two karaoke video – for you to sing along to some of our favourite carols from home. We hope that these recordings will provide the opportunity to enjoy St Martin’s music from wherever you are. Watch, sing and enjoy!
You can also join us for three special Christmas online concerts, featuring St Martin’s Voices performing a selection of wonderful Christmas carols and other festive music. They are available until the end of December. For tickets, please visit our online shop: https://shop.smitf.org/collections/concerts.
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Absolutely lovely! The human voice is the best instrument.