ChoralCast: The Movie

A series of fifty pieces of glorious choral music either from our recording archive or recently recorded from home, introduced by members of St Martin’s Voices, our current Choral Scholars, staff and good friends. This four hour long film brings together all of the individual ChoralCasts released over the past two months.

Thank you for watching, listening and enjoying our ChoralCast series during lockdown. We’ve loved delving into our archive to put them together. And we’ve loved being able to support our young musicians at this time.

If you can make a gift to support our music and help keep our doors open, please visit smitf.org/donate.

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Join us here online or in person in St Martin-in-the-Fields for Bread for the World, an informal Eucharist led by Revd Richard Carter with a reflection from Philippa Smethurst and Phillip Robinson.

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A sermon preached at St Martin-in-the-Fields on Sunday 1st December 2024, First Sunday of Advent, by Revd Richard Carter.

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Service of Eucharist on Sunday 1st December, the First Sunday of Advent, with Presider Revd Dr Sam Wells and Preacher Revd Richard Carter.

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A new service of word and music with a focus on global themes on Mondays at 1pm during term-time, featuring beautiful singing from our choral scholars. Everyone is warmly invited to attend.

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A sermon preached at St Martin-in-the-Fields on Sunday 24th November 2024, Christ the King, by Revd Dr Sam Wells.

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