WE ARE! / CONCERT IN SUPPORT OF UKRAINE

Name: WE ARE! / CONCERT IN SUPPORT OF UKRAINE
Start: 2025-01-26T19:00:00+00:00
End: 2025-01-26T21:00:00+00:00
Location: St John’s Church, Waterloo

Schedule

Sun Jan 26 2025 at 07:00 pm to 09:00 pm

UTC+00:00

Location

St John’s Church, Waterloo | London, EN

Join us for a night of music and solidarity as we come together to support Ukraine in our WE ARE! / Concert in Support of Ukraine
About this Event

"Ми Є!" WE ARE! / CONCERT IN SUPPORT OF UKRAINE

Join us for an evening of music and solidarity at St John’s Church, Waterloo, as we unite to support Ukraine through the transformative power of music. Featuring , , , , artistic director (small i?) and Another Chamber Orchestra.

It will be a night to remember, featuring beautiful music, outstanding musicians and heartfelt performances. Ticket proceeds will go towards supporting which buys ambulances and power generators. Join us as we stand with Ukraine!

Programme:

Malcolm Arnold Variations on Ukrainian Theme

Trad./ arranged by Victor Rekalo Plyve Kacha

Yevhen Stankovich Chamber Symphony no.4

Myroslav Skoryk Carpathian Rhapsody

Vitaliy Hubarenko Concerto Grosso (UK Premiere)

Valentin Silvestrov Messenger

Victoria Poleva White Internment (UKPremiere)

Malcolm Arnold Concerto for two violins with string orchestra

Yuri Shevchenko WE ARE!

Organised by Another Music Festival Ltd.

About St John’s Waterloo: St John’s, the church on the IMAX roundabout at Waterloo, is a historic 1824 Grade II* church that reopened in October 2022 after a major restoration by Eric Parry Architects. It hosts and produces a year-round programme of arts and culture, including the annual Waterloo Festival, and is co-home to the academy-orchestra Sinfonia Smith Square. In the past few years, St John's welcomed renowned international musicians, including Angela Hewitt, Steven Osborne and Doric String Quartet, as well as played host to professional and amateur orchestras. In partnership with prominent human rights organisations and through visual arts and literature, St John’s is also actively engaged with social justice, addressing issues such as press freedom, censorship, homelessness and climate change.

Beyond the arts, St John’s runs the award-winning churchyard garden and a variety of community projects for people experiencing homelessness and isolation as well as local community members for whom life’s challenges are now even more acute. It is home to one of the most inclusive churches in London and provides the best new performance, event and meeting spaces on the South Bank, fulfilling its commitment to be here for everyone.