St Martin-in-the-Fields, Westminster

And before you started recording, we were talking about, to explain, we're here.

St Martin's in the Fields on Trafalgar Square where you're performing tonight and you said you'll be performing from one stand and explain how you settled on the idea of actually how you perform these works together, how you create that dialogue and how that came about.

In a way, it's a very instinctive, natural thing to do.

So just going back to teacher-pupil, not that that's the case here, but when you would play with someone else, both lines are on the same part in the music in front of you.

And then thinking about your new album that came out last month.

So, yes, so that's a new recording I made with St Martin's Voices, who are a wonderful group there with Andrew Eris at St Martin-in-the-Fields.

They actually recorded my passion music back in 2018.

So it's a Will Todd ensemble and them.

The Taiwanese choir are coming to do the UK premiere with St. Martin's in January.

So there's two performances of that happening in January.

And the jazz carols are happening on the 7th of December at St Martin-in-the-Fields.

So I'll be playing for all of those concerts.

First, it's time for Thought for the Day.

The speaker this morning is Reverend Dr. Sam Wells, Vicar of St. Martin-in-the-Fields.

Good morning.

A year ago, the Labour MP, Sir Chris Bryant, spoke in my church's autumn lecture series.

And let me now turn to housing.

On Monday, the Prime Minister and I met Les at the Connections Project in St Martin-in-the-Fields, just a stone throw from this chamber.

He'd spent three months sleeping on the streets.

Now he has a room, he has medical help, and he has a bit of hope for the future.

So I would head basically to the National Gallery and I would spend the morning in the National Gallery.

I would pop across to the Cafe in the Crypt for lunch, which is literally just across the road at St. Martin-in-the-Fields.

We absolutely love it.

Really great place to eat.

Yay.

They'll rehearse at St Martin-in-the-Fields, a world-famous classical venue.

Handel played here, and so did Mozart.

James is joining forces with a team from the London Symphony Orchestra.