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Feel the rush of time slow beneath Luke Jerram’s stunning Earth replica, as a spellbinding electro-choral concert creates a meditative moment to sink into.

Berlioz’s ‘Dramatic Legend’ The Damnation of Faust is an operatic thrill-ride, a tour de force for orchestra, chorus and soloists that throws all of music’s capacity at one simple question: what is the price of the human soul?

Join us every Sunday at 3:15pm for Choral Classics, 30 minutes of beautiful words and music, led by St Martin’s Voices. Each week’s programme is introduced by a different member of the choir, offering a unique insight into the music and the stories behind it.

Enter a new dimension of decade-defining album Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness at a collaborative performance filled with operatic drama.

Enter a new dimension of decade-defining album Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness at a collaborative performance filled with operatic drama.

Spain’s Siglo de Oro, the Age of Gold, gave rise to some of the greatest sacred choral music of the Renaissance. The Sixteen and Harry Christophers devote their latest Choral Pilgrimage to pieces by two outstanding Spanish composers.

Join us every Thursday at 1.00pm in church for Great Sacred Music, a 35-minute lunchtime programme of words and music.

Croydon Male Voice Choir will sing another of its popular selections from its current repertoire.

Croydon Male Voice Choir will sing another of its popular selections from its current repertoire, ranging from folk song and showbiz numbers to anthems and hymns.

Get ready for one of the most vibrant Sunday lunches in London as the sensational Soundhouse Gospel Choir brings their glorious energy to Boisdale of Canary Wharf.

This is not your average Sunday lunch. It’s a full-bodied celebration of music, soul, and joy...

Join us every Sunday at 3:15pm for Choral Classics, 30 minutes of beautiful words and music, led by St Martin’s Voices. Each week’s programme is introduced by a different member of the choir, offering a unique insight into the music and the stories behind it.

Harriet Burns (soprano)

Leo Popplewell (cello)

Libby Burgess (piano)

If you are a choral singer looking for a new choir to join, why not come and try us out at our Open Rehearsal on Tuesday September 8th at All Saints, East Sheen Avenue, East Sheen SW14 8AX. Arrive by 7.30 for a 7.45 start.

This concert will be approximately 2 hours in duration, including an interval

Marta Fontanals-Simmons (mezzo-soprano)

Jane Atkins (viola)

Libby Burgess (piano)

Join us every Thursday at 1.00pm in church for Great Sacred Music, a 35-minute lunchtime programme of words and music.

Not your average choir – The Groove Chorus will be turning up the volume once again at The Clapham Grand!

The culmination of a summer of over 80 concerts – including at venues around the country – classical music’s greatest international party draws the 2026 Proms to a close while echoing some of the themes of the season.

The Euphoria Season closes with Mozart Great Mass in C minor, one of the mightiest and most moving choral pieces in music history, written when he was 27. The Mass was first performed at St. Peter's Church in Salzburg in 1783.

Not your average choir – The Groove Chorus will be turning up the volume once again at The Clapham Grand!

This concert will be approximately 70 minutes in duration, without an interval

Eye Music Trust presents its flagship Colourscape Festival on Clapham Common in our 70 chamber "Festival Two" Colourscape.

The late great Frankie Knuckles once said of house music: "It's church for people that have fallen from grace." House Gospel Choir is the place where spirituality and the euphoria of the dance floor come together.

The late great Frankie Knuckles once said of house music: "It's church for people that have fallen from grace." House Gospel Choir is the place where spirituality and the euphoria of the dance floor come together.

Come and be a part of the traditional end-of-season service from the National Musicians' Church, Holy Sepulchre, final resting place of Sir Henry Wood, founder of the Promenade concerts.

Join us every Sunday at 3:15pm for Choral Classics, 30 minutes of beautiful words and music, led by St Martin’s Voices. Each week’s programme is introduced by a different member of the choir, offering a unique insight into the music and the stories behind it.