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Where
VOCES8 Centre
- St Anne & St Agnes Church, Gresham Street, London EC2V 7BX, UK
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Moorgate (0.6km)City Thameslink (0.6km)London Cannon Street (0.7km) - 44+ (0)2077 960 149
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About
This stunning Anglican Church is the home of the musical charity the VOCES8 Foundation. Serving the local community in the heart of the City of London, our home is The VOCES8 Centre: an international centre of excellence for vocal music performance and education based at St Anne and St Agnes Church, a beautiful Wren church on Gresham Street.
The venue plays host to numerous choirs, orchestras and community projects. It is a venue for education programmes, teacher training events, rehearsal days, recordings and concerts.
The VOCES8 Centre (formerly known as the Gresham Centre) is designated a Chapel of Ease to St Vedast alias Foster in nearby Foster Lane. Although there are no regular Sunday services, the church is sometimes open to visitors. In addition we hold some 6 – 8 services a year, often taking the form of Evensong sung by a visiting choir connected to the Foundation, as well as on feast days and festivals.