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Musarc Musarc is a choir, research and event platform based at the Sir John Cass Faculty of Art, Architecture and Design, London Metropolitan University.

24/06/2026

The Shadows Are Less Amused
Musarc at St Anne’s Limehouse
Saturday 27 June. Doors 6.30pm. 7pm–sunset.

This is your final chance to get tickets for our event this Saturday, in the ice cool reverberant chambers of St Anne’s.
A limited few concessionary tickets are availalbe online for students and the unemployed.

Musarc present a night of choral music, echoes and reflections in the astonishing resonant chambers of Hawksmoor’s St Anne’s, Limehouse. At the umbra of the programme is a new commission by Yshani Perinpanayagam – who has been working with the group throughout the year. Air Flush for choir and organ, conjures a cleansing of time, space and thought through a choreography of voice and gesture.

The event continues to stretch the ‘choral’ etymology of choreography with deceptive and elucidating works by Cage, Monk and Monteverdi. Sights and sounds will move in-and-out of focus, foreshadowing a shifting of sense and meaning. At the penumbra, we will dwell in the darkness of Flow My Tears as we reach the 400th anniversary of John Dowland’s death.

Musical Director: Oli Kitching
Featuring Saurabh Shivakumar on guitar, Satoko Doi-Luck on organ and arrangements and interventions by Neil Luck .

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Venue and Tickets
St Anne’s Church, Three C**t Street, London, E14 8HH

Tickets £16 are available online from DICE. [Link in bio].
Free tickets are available for children (under 12). Limited £12 concessionary tickets are available for students and the unemployed.
Donations are also being taken for Care for St Anne’s.

Photos 1: Yiannis Katsaris @
2–6: Marcus Rose

13/06/2026

Musarc presents a night of choral music, echoes and reflections in the astonishing resonant chambers of Hawksmoor’s St Anne’s, Limehouse. At the umbra of the programme is a new commission by Yshani Perinpanayagam – who has been working with the group throughout the year. Air Flush for choir and organ, conjures a cleansing of time, space and thought through a choreography of voice and gesture.

The event continues to stretch the ‘choral’ etymology of choreography with deceptive and elucidating works by Cage, Monk and Monteverdi. Sights and sounds will move in-and-out of focus, foreshadowing a shifting of sense and meaning. At the penumbra, we will dwell in the darkness of Flow My Tears as we reach the 400th anniversary of John Dowland’s death.
As the sun sets, Musarc will launch their new album On Air, featuring music from 1960–2025 as well as three new commissions. At St Anne’s, the group will perform Cassandra Miller’s Rounding which demands its performers to undergo a ‘body scan meditation’, individual explorations that blend the demands of singular reflection with group, choral dynamics. Olivia Block’s Of Stations invites the choir to tune symbiotically with a single analogue radio; this performance will be the first time the work has been experienced in public.
Throughout the evening Musarc will serve food prepared by the choir along with wine and non-alcoholic drinks. The concert is expected to finish just after sunset, which on the day is around 9.22pm.

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Three C**t St
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