We are delighted to be organising a tour of Britain in July for the world-famous Monaco Boys Choir, who will be performing at a number of venues in England and Scotland to raise funds for charity.

Monaco Boys Choir, “Les Petits Chanteurs de Monaco”, is one of the world’s leading youth choirs and is celebrated internationally for its repertoire of classical and traditional works. The choir is embarking on a three-week tour of Britain, organised by Janet Redler Travel & Tourism, and will be performing at venues across England and Scotland.

The choir was established by Prince Albert I of Monaco in 1904 and is comprised of 30 boys, between 9 and 18 years of age. Today, under the patronage of H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco, and with the generous support of the Monaco Government, the choir performs charity concerts all around the globe.

Monaco Boys Choir gives an average of 40 concerts each year and has visited more than 40 countries. Its musical repertoire includes sacred works by the likes of Bach, Mozart, Fauré and Mendelssohn, as well as traditional folk songs and French chansons.

The choir has performed at venues such as the Kennedy Centre in Washington, the Opera of Shanghai and the Conservatoire Tchaikovsky in Moscow. It has also performed at the United Nations Headquarters in New York and at the UNESCO General Conference in Paris.

Janet Redler, Chief Executive of Janet Redler Travel & Tourism, said: “Monaco Boys Choir is a world-famous youth choir and we are delighted that they have chosen Janet Redler Travel & Tourism to organise their tour of the UK. The choir’s performances are a wonderful showcase of Monaco’s cultural and artistic heritage, and the concerts are not to be missed!”

Janet Redler Travel & Tourism has a long history of organising group and concert travel in the UK and recently arranged a highly successful 19-day tour of the UK for almost 100 members of the Starfire Singers from California.

Monaco Boys Choir performances will take place at: Chapel Royal of St Peter ad Vincula, Tower of London (Sunday 7 July); The Swiss Church in London (Monday 8 July); Church of Notre Dame de France in London (Thursday 11 July); St Chad’s Cathedral, Birmingham (Friday 12 July); All Saints Church Baschurch, Shrewsbury (Sunday 14 July); Selby Abbey (Monday 15 July); Paisley Methodist Church (Thursday 18 July); St Mary’s Roman Catholic Cathedral, Aberdeen (Friday 19 July) and All Saints Church, Maidstone (Tuesday 23 July).

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