Rebeca Omordia live in London

Experience Rebeca Omordia live on September 24th

Rebeca Omordia is a British-Romanian pianist known for her interpretations of classical and romantic repertoire, with a particular focus on rediscovering and championing the work of Black composers. Her performances often feature pieces by composers historically overlooked, aiming to broaden the recognised canon of classical music. She frequently incorporates historical context into her concerts, offering audiences insight into the lives and times of these composers.

Saint James The Great, located in Piccadilly, London, is an Anglican church with a history dating back to 1672, designed by Sir Christopher Wren as part of the rebuilding of London after the Great Fire. It is one of Wren’s smaller city churches and survived the Blitz during World War II largely unscathed. The church is noted for its intimate acoustic space and its ornate Baroque interior featuring notable examples of 17th and 18th-century craftsmanship. Throughout its history, Saint James The Great has maintained a strong tradition of musical performance, regularly hosting recitals and concerts alongside its religious functions. The building continues to serve as an active place of worship within the Diocese of London.