Rejoice in Music presented by the Sydney Symphony Orchestra tickets
About Rejoice in Music
The Choir of St James’, King Street, Sydney is one of the oldest musical establishments in Australia, linked to the earliest days of the colony of New South Wales and regarded as one of Australia’s foremost church choirs for close to 200 years.
In this concert our 2027 Sydney Symphony Fellows join the Choir to perform works for choir and small ensemble by Britten, Mozart and Barber, accompanied by the church’s magnificent new Bicentennial Organ and led by the Choir’s Director of Music Thomas Wilson.
Venue
St James' King Street
Accessibility
There is accessible lift access to the main body of the church on site at St James’ King Street. Once inside, the ground floor is fully accessible, however the upper gallery is only reached by steps.
Directions
BY CAR:
Street parking is very limited near the church. Nearest parking for this venue is available at Wilson's Parking, 108 King Street and Wilson's Parking, 60 Elizabeth Street.
More information about Rejoice in Music
Conductor: Thomas Wilson
The Choir of St James'
2027 Sydney Symphony Fellows
PROGRAM
MOZART - Vesperae Solennes de Confessore
BARBER - Toccata Festiva
BRITTEN arr. Imogen Holst - Rejoice in the Lamb
Upcoming performances
- Sat, Apr 17, 5:00 PM, From $80
Frequently asked questions
Which theatre is Rejoice in Music at?
Rejoice in Music is at Sydney's St James' King Street, which is located at 173 King St, Sydney, 2000.
How much are tickets for Rejoice in Music?
Rejoice in Music tickets start at $80.
How do you get tickets for Rejoice in Music?
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How long is Rejoice in Music on for?
Tickets for Rejoice in Music are available through 17 April 2027 — check the calendar for the latest availability.
Is Rejoice in Music accessible?
There is accessible lift access to the main body of the church on site at St James’ King Street. Once inside, the ground floor is fully accessible, however the upper gallery is only reached by steps.
