BEATITUDOS & The Salvatorians present "O Come O Come Emmanuel: An Advent Musical Experience"
St Saviour's Abbots Langley, Hertfordshire, WD5 0EX
Friday 27th November 2026
This Advent, journey to the Holy Hand and discover the Child Jesus through a celebration of music, scripture, and visual art!
'O Come, O Come, Emmanuel' is a live musical experience created by BEATITUDOS Productions, in conjunction with the Salvatorians, as a 'Clean Water for Ntita' fundraiser.
About BEATITUDOS:
Dr. Janell Yeo and Preston Yeo, the duo behind BEATITUDOS, are two award-winning violinists who have performed at the Royal Albert Hall and other world-class venues in the UK and abroad, recorded at Abbey Road Studios, collaborated with leading Hollywood composers, conductors and orchestras, and appeared on BBC2 and BBC Radio 3.
About 'Clean Water for Ntita':
Ntita holds a special place in the history of the Salvatorians in the Democratic Republic of Congo, as it has been their birthplace and missionary centre since 1955, and now has an estimated population of 60,000.
While the original centre of Ntita has access to clean water, the population has expanded significantly since 2025, largely due to increased access to electricity and economic opportunities. Unfortunately, many of the newly developed areas still lack reliable sources of safe drinking water.
The 2027 campaign aims to provide up to 15 wells, which will bring safe, reliable water and serve some of the most vulnerable communities in the region, including an orphanage, a girls' boarding school, and surrounding villages.
'O Come, O Come, Emmanuel' is a live musical experience created by BEATITUDOS Productions, in conjunction with the Salvatorians, as a 'Clean Water for Ntita' fundraiser.
About BEATITUDOS:
Dr. Janell Yeo and Preston Yeo, the duo behind BEATITUDOS, are two award-winning violinists who have performed at the Royal Albert Hall and other world-class venues in the UK and abroad, recorded at Abbey Road Studios, collaborated with leading Hollywood composers, conductors and orchestras, and appeared on BBC2 and BBC Radio 3.
About 'Clean Water for Ntita':
Ntita holds a special place in the history of the Salvatorians in the Democratic Republic of Congo, as it has been their birthplace and missionary centre since 1955, and now has an estimated population of 60,000.
While the original centre of Ntita has access to clean water, the population has expanded significantly since 2025, largely due to increased access to electricity and economic opportunities. Unfortunately, many of the newly developed areas still lack reliable sources of safe drinking water.
The 2027 campaign aims to provide up to 15 wells, which will bring safe, reliable water and serve some of the most vulnerable communities in the region, including an orphanage, a girls' boarding school, and surrounding villages.
Price
Ticket price incl. booking fee
£5.42 - £21.68
