News · 29 June 2023
UK Concerts 2023
We have announced two new concerts in the UK in December.
St John's Smith Square:
Once again we are pleased to return to our regular London venue. This concert will take place on Saturday 2nd December 2023, at 7.30pm. Tickets will go on sale to the general public on Monday 10th July.
Arundel Cathedral:
After a break of a few years we will be back at another of our favourite concert venues. This concert will take place on Saturday 16th December. Tickets will be available on 17th July through our online box office - in the meantime please do not contact the cathedral.
Concert Schedule:
| Date | Time | Venue | Tickets | |
| 2 December | 19:30 | St John’s Smith Square | Tickets | Venue Website |
| 16 December | 19:30 | Arundel Cathedral | Tickets | Venue Website |
Many thanks J. Lowe for your reply . I look forward to being there
What is the address for your tickets for your concert in Arundel on 16 December please
Hi Jeff. The address is https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/libera/t-moryvgn
Is there a brief synopsis of the content please ?
We will be singing various songs with lighting and a wonderful orchestra.
Libera has enriched my life for over 12 years. Finally I will be able to see you live in December, now nothing will be able to stop me. I will travel all the way from Switzerland for both performances. I can hardly wait.
I would like to promise that Libera will perform in Switzerland one day.
Philippines again, please 🙂
How can attendees secure tickets for the upcoming concert at our familiar London venue on December 2, 2023?
Telkom University
Unfortunately all tickets for this concert are sold.
Dear Sirs. I would like to know if the libera event on 2nd December is a Christmas concert?
Thank you.
There will be some Christmas music and some non Christmas music.
Congratulations on your successful concert at St John’s Smith Square. I would like to thank the creative and teaching team and the young musicians in the choir, especially the “bigs” whose voices added dimension and emotional depth to the fantastic Libera sound, for a very enjoyable evening.
Many of us who had been following the development of this choir would be pleased to see experienced soloists have become valuable mentors of younger boys and younger boys have grown into confident singers. The solo parts in “In the Bleak Midwinter”, “Kizuna” (my favourite piece!), “Veni, Veni, Emmanuel”, “From a Distance” and “Sing Lullaby, the Infant King” were among the most notable performances. But a very special mention must go to the lead singer in “O Beata”. His voice has matured and mellowed to a lower range and contrasted with the sound of the choir in that piece – the soloist calling and the choir responding – and created a sincere and moving dialogue. The lead singer’s ability to tell the story and to communicate emotions made this performance a highlight of the evening. He sang from his heart and I would love to listen to him in his new voice in future concerts.
The evening was a memorable one. I wish every performer enjoyed making music in each other’s company as much as we in the audience had enjoyed their music. I look forward to coming to another concert very soon in 2024.