Alexandra Coghlan

I don’t know when I’ve been more moved: Ora Singers at Tate Modern reviewed

Plus: unfiltered music-making from Hampstead Collective that carries an illicit and sensual charge

Ora Singers conducted by Suzi Digby, performing Spem in alium at Tate Modern. Image: Tate / Nick Rutter
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  • Ora Singers

    Turbine Hall, Tate Modern, via tate.org.uk

  • Hampstead Collective: Start the Week

    Hampstead Parish Church, and via the Hampstead Collective website

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