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West London Chorus celebrates its 50th Anniversary with a concert featuring three of the greatest composers of the 18th century.

Filament Choir and Islington Community Choir present “HOLD ON” an uplifting evening of beautiful music reminding us that our collective voice has the power to unite.

Cherry Pie Music is an independent specialist music school in Wimbledon, London, offering music tuition and vocal courses in all styles, to all ages and abilities.

Cherry Pie Music is an independent specialist music school in Wimbledon, London, offering music tuition and vocal courses in all styles, to all ages and abilities.

This concert will be approximately 1 hour in duration, without an interval

Cherry Pie Music is an independent specialist music school in Wimbledon, London, offering music tuition and vocal courses in all styles, to all ages and abilities.

Following two sold-out runs of James Joyce’s The Dead, London’s classical queer choir returns to Wilton’s to explore modern classics from the jazz and pop worlds of the ‘50s to the ‘80s.

Enjoy an uplifting evening of music as young singers from secondary schools and sixth form colleges across London present a vibrant programme of gospel classics, popular songs and choral music.

This concert will be approximately 1 hour in duration, without an interval

Inspired by hearing Handel in London – and with the parting gift of a libretto intended for that composer – Haydn was inspired to write his most ambitious work to date.

Inspired by hearing Handel in London – and with the parting gift of a libretto intended for that composer – Haydn was inspired to write his most ambitious work to date.

Dalia Stasevska and massed BBC forces launch the 2026 season with an American accent.

Héloïse Werner soprano; Ema Nikolovska mezzo-soprano; Adèle Charvet mezzo-soprano; Karim Sulayman tenor; James Newby baritone; Early Chorus Cello Ensemble

This concert will be approximately 1 hour in duration, without an interval

Hymns and Pimm’s in the Garden. Join St James’s Music Scholars past and present as they lead you through your favourite hymns, whilst enjoying a glass or two of Pimms.

Genre-defying South African cellist Abel Selaocoe returns as soloist in the UK premiere of American composer Jessie Montgomery’s These Righteous Paths – inspired by her late mother, the poet and playwright Robbie McCauley.

To celebrate the end of term, Temple Singers perform a delightful selection of part songs and madrigals outside in the Church Court champagne bar.

Music pierces the veil between heaven and earth in a spiritually charged concert that opens in contemplation and ends in the blaze of ascension and transfiguration.

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

An unforgettable evening features Beethoven’s monumental Choral Symphony with its climactic ‘Ode to Joy’.

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Come and enjoy a captivating blend of wonderfully expressive voices and rich, resonant viols! Cantus Quintus performs a beautiful programme of English madrigals and consort music from the 17th century, including works by Byrd, Gibbons, Jenkins and Purcell.

The human voice ‘riding upon waves of rippling sound’ was the starting point for the glittering, pulsing soundscapes of John Adams’s Harmonium – one of the American composer’s defining works, harnessing the motoric energy of Minimalism to large-scale architectural form & textural richness.

‘Human life … and a massive hope in the future’: this – no less – is Elgar’s sweeping subject for his First Symphony – a work once nicknamed ‘Brahms’s Fifth’ for its close relationship with the German tradition.

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