The Choir of Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford will perform music from the
16th-20 centuries. (photo courtesy of All Saints’ Beverly Hills)

The world-renowned Choir of Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford, will perform a special concert on Sunday, June 23, at 5 p.m. at All Saints’ Beverly Hills.

Known for its exceptional musical heritage and performances, the historic choir brings a legacy spanning 500 years to Southern California in a rare and much-anticipated appearance. It marks the choir’s first North American tour in nearly six years and the first appearance in California in a decade. Attendees will experience a bespoke program of sacred music closely connected with Christ Church, featuring works by composers associated with the choral foundation across nearly five centuries. It includes pieces by John Taverner from the 16th century, William Walton from the 20th century and contemporary works by Howard Goodall from the 21st century.

“We are delighted to bring the rich musical tradition of Christ Church Cathedral to Beverly Hills,” said Dr. Craig Phillips, music director of All Saints’ Beverly Hills. “This concert offers a unique opportunity to experience the beauty and depth of sacred choral music performed by one of the world’s leading cathedral choirs.”

The performance will take place at All Saints’ Episcopal Church, 504 N. Camden Drive. The church provides a beautiful and acoustically rich environment for an exceptional concert. Music lovers and history enthusiasts are invited to attend an evening of choral excellence. Tickets will be available at the door.

For information, visit allsaintsbh.org.