Performance

Venue	Royal Albert Hall
	Also: Elgar Room
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	7th September 2024
To	7th September 2024
When	14:00
Royal Albert Hall (V221)
Current/Future Listings
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Date of change: 23 May 24 - T0826611778

Prom 64 - Choral Day - Jason Max Ferdinand Singers

Work:: Prom 64 (S1236800819)

Part of the BBC Proms.

Production:: Choral Day - Jason Max Ferdinand Singers (T0826611778)

The dynamic Jason Max Ferdinand Singers has appeared at Washington DC's Kennedy Center and collaborated with Coldplay and Jacob Collier, who has described the experience as 'transformative to a life-altering degree'. Making its UK debut, these powerful voices present an uplifting matinee, mixing classical, jazz and gospel. Its selection includes the jazz standard 'Misty' and Collier's harmonically shapeshifting 'World O World' while exploring themes of faith and freedom, not least in Woody Guthrie's gospel-influenced song that declares: 'This land was made for you and me.'

Company	Jason Max Ferdinand Singers
Performer	John Stoddart (piano)
Conductor	Jason Max Ferdinand

Listing:: L0854715951

Choral Day - Jason Max Ferdinand Singers

The dynamic Jason Max Ferdinand Singers has appeared at Washington DC's Kennedy Center and collaborated with Coldplay and Jacob Collier, who has described the experience as 'transformative to a life-altering degree'. Making its UK debut, these powerful voices present an uplifting matinee, mixing classical, jazz and gospel. Its selection includes the jazz standard 'Misty' and Collier's harmonically shapeshifting 'World O World' while exploring themes of faith and freedom, not least in Woody Guthrie's gospel-influenced song that declares: 'This land was made for you and me.'

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