Prom Praise 2011 To Feature Lou Fellingham, Sarah Vander Ploeg & All Souls Orchestra

Jan 20 2011

Details of this year's annual Prom Praise event at London's Royal Albert Hall have now been confirmed. The 2011 event will take place on Saturday 2nd April and will again include an interesting array of guests, including popular worship leader and Phatfish singer Lou Fellingham, soprano Sarah Vander Ploeg, speaker Rico Tice and the All Souls Orchestra.

A massed choir is also gathering with singers from around the UK and beyond in preparation for an exciting blend of sacred and concert music, a joyful fusion of performance and worship. Said the organisers, "Over recent years, conductor Noel Tredinnick and the All Souls Orchestra have been developing a working partnership with popular singer and worship leader, Lou Fellingham, and we are delighted to welcome her to the Royal Albert Hall for the first time. We have also enjoyed a number of collaborations with soprano, Sarah Vander Ploeg who will also be making a Royal Albert Hall debut."

Prom Praise has a long history, with 2007 marking the 30th Anniversary of this remarkable event. A series of live albums have also been recorded at Prom Praise, with the most recent release being the 2010 live CD/DVD 'Prom Praise: How Great Thou Art' featuring All Souls Orchestra, X-Factor finalist Beverly Trotman, soprano Joanne Lunn, classical pianist Grace Yeo, and trumpet virtuoso Giles Fowler.

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