Singers from 10 to 85 years old of Burlingame’s Choir of St. Paul’s, including six current students of the St. Paul’s Choir School, will sing daily services for a week at Wells Cathedral in England this July.

When the Choir of St. Paul’s opens their lips to sing Evensong at Wells’ magnificent 12th-century Gothic cathedral, they will be joining in song with thousands who have come before in an unbroken 800-year-old choral tradition at the cathedral. Choral Evensong (sung evening prayer) is a uniquely Anglican service and has been called one of England’s richest treasures. As one music columnist recently wrote after Evensong, “the sound of a few choristers in the cathedral ... created a minor musical miracle.”

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