Swinging on The Strand


Swinging on The Strand
my_locationSt Mary le Strand, London
access_timeSat, 8th Nov 2025 20:30-23:00
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Tickets


Ticket Face Value Quantity
General Admission £25.00

About this event


Enjoy an evening of the timeless swing classics performed by acclaimed vocalist Peter Snipp, the best-kept secret of London’s top party organisers – and all in the evocative candlelit setting of St Mary le Strand, James Gibbs’ baroque masterpiece and arguably the most beautiful of the Queen Anne Churches.

Peter’s performance includes the very greatest songs made famous by the Rat Pack and others, including:

  • Let there be love
  • Fly me to the moon
  • Come fly with me
  • Mack the knife
  • Something stupid
  • What a wonderful world
  • That’s amore

...and more.

Starting at 8.30pm, and lasting around 70 minutes (without interval), the performance gives concert-goers time to have dinner before the performance and still comfortably get the train home afterwards!  

Featuring
Peter Snipp (vocals)

Described by the Mail on Sunday as having a voice “…like a pot of rich, warm chocolate” Peter Snipp is one of the most versatile artists in the UK.

Starting his career as an opera singer, he has appeared as a soloist at The Royal Opera House Covent Garden; English National Opera; Glyndebourne Festival Opera; Scottish Opera; Opera North; National Opera de Paris and Antwerp Opera.

Peter has also worked as a session singer with artists as varied as Sir Paul McCartney; Bryn Terfel; Coldplay; Andrea Bocelli and Ozzy Osbourne, and has featured on film sound tracks including Pirates of the Caribbean; Star Wars parts 2 and 3; The Lord of The Rings trilogy and the Harry Potter films.

Location

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Promoted By

The L'Inviti Singers

(View events) The L'Inviti Singers

The L’Inviti Singers is a chamber choir comprising singers handpicked from the UK's major churches and cathedrals and internationally renowned chamber groups, and Directed by David Guest.