Piccadilly Sinfonietta live in London

Experience Piccadilly Sinfonietta live on June 26th

Piccadilly Sinfonietta is a British chamber orchestra known for presenting established classical repertoire alongside works by lesser-known composers, often performing without a conductor to foster a particularly responsive and collaborative musical dialogue. Their performances typically focus on the core classical and early romantic periods, emphasizing clarity of sound and dynamic interpretation.

St Mary le Strand, located in the City of Westminster, London, has a rich history dating back to the medieval period, though the present structure largely reflects Sir Christopher Wren’s rebuilding following the Great Fire of London in the late 17th century. Wren was a prominent architect during the Restoration period and designed over fifty churches, with St Mary le Strand being one of his most significant parish church commissions. The church is noted for its elaborate Baroque interior, featuring notable sculptural work by prominent artists like Grinling Gibbons and detailed ceiling paintings. It has served continuously as a place of worship since its reconsecration in 1679 and remains an active Anglican church within the Diocese of London. The building’s acoustics are considered favourable for chamber music performances due to its size and architectural design.