Haydn’s mass was dedicated to Nicolaus Esterhazy, his patron from whom we take our name, and in this performance it is paired …
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Haydn’s St Nicholas Mass, and Holst’s The Cloud Messenger
Join the choir for our Spring Concert!
Haydn’s mass was dedicated to Nicolaus Esterhazy, his patron from whom we take our name, and in this performance it is paired with Holst’s little known choral masterpiece, considered by the composer one of his best works.
Holy Trinity Sloane Square. Saturday 14th March 2026, with doors open from 6:30pm for a 7pm performance. Tickets are £25, or £12 for under 25 year olds, and are available at the link below or on the door. Programmes will be available for purchase on the door for £2.
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About Us
The Esterhazy Singers is an amateur choir of about 50 people that aims at professional standards. We also support music students by providing them bursaries to sing with us and learn to lead an experienced choir. Based in the City of London at St. Margaret Pattens Church, the choir is named after Haydn’s patrons, the Princes Nicholas and Paul Anton Esterhazy. We always welcome new members to join our thriving choir. If you are interested, you can find details on our Join us page.