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Curated by Iain Burnside, this performance explores the seven cardinal sins – Gluttony, Pride, Sloth, Envy, Wrath, Greed, and Lust – through a blend of poetry and song.

J.S. Bach’s masterpiece, telling the story of Christ’s trial, torture and crucifixion.

Join Thames Philharmonic Choir and an exciting cast of soloists for an unforgettable evening with Mendelssohn’s best-loved oratorio, Elijah.

London Youth Choir and London Youth Chamber Choir will be performing alongside guest choir Echo vocal Ensemble.

Lent is supposed to be a time of reflection and austerity, but everything’s relative, and in Portugal, in the 17th and 18th centuries,

Verdi: Requiem - Arranged by Richard Blackford for two pianos, organ, and percussion.

Whitehall Choir, under its dynamic Music Director Joanna Tomlinson, is one of London’s leading amateur choirs.

Whitehall Choir is joined by top soloists and players for a performance not to be missed!

Join us as we celebrate a decade of Real Voices over three nights at the much-loved Clapham Grand!

Join us as we celebrate a decade of Real Voices over three nights at the much-loved Clapham Grand!

A new multi-sensory performance echoing the connection between London’s forgotten wells and the systemic neglect of Black health in the UK.

A new multi-sensory performance echoing the connection between London’s forgotten wells and the systemic neglect of Black health in the UK.

Fulham and Hammersmith Choral Society are delighted to return to St Gabriel's

Barber’s Adagio and Allegri’s Miserere prepare the way for James MacMillan’s great Passion meditation, in this emotionally-charged evening from Nigel Short and Tenebrae.

Enjoy this great masterpiece of the early Baroque, with the English Cornett and Sackbut Ensemble, Monteverdi String Band, and world-class soloists.

Tan Dun conducts the UK premiere of his choral concerto – plus a full performance of Beethoven’s world-changing symphony – with the London Philharmonic Orchestra.

"LCGC is one of the most energetic and inspiring forces in the UK’s music scene..." LCGC Org

For the very first time, the legendary London Community Gospel Choir (LCGC) bring their electrifying sound to Boisdale of Canary Wharf for a special Sunday Lunch show you won’t forget.

Join us each Sunday at 3.15pm for Choral Classics, 30 minutes of beautiful words and music, led by St Martin’s Voices. The music is introduced each week by a different member of the choir.

We are thrilled to welcome you back to the Landmark Festival of Choir, a musical celebration that promises to enchant and inspire. Hosted at the iconic hall of the Landmark Arts Centre, this event brings together a number of resident and invited choirs!

A performance of Handel's magnificent oratorio, Solomon, written for double chorus and large baroque orchestra, given by the Holy Trinity Consort and choral scholars, accompanied by an orchestra of baroque players from London's leading early music ensembles...

Back again for another wonderful year, enjoy a glittering evening of operatic favourites to raise money to support our 20th anniversary production of Carmen.

Conductor Johanna Soller channels emotion, energy and intelligence in Bach’s soulful passion, in her London debut with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.

Repertoire

• Bach: St John Passion (performed in German, with surtitles)

Conductor Zvonimir Hačko returns to Cadogan Hall with The Hanover Band to present one of music’s most iconic and transcendent works: Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, the ‘Choral’.

Sink into Sergei Rachmaninoff's rich liturgical masterpiece.

The Purcell Singers, one of London’s leading chamber choirs, are privileged to be celebrating Holy Week with Rachmaninoff’s 1915 All-Night Vigil.

An Easter Festival favourite, the Civil Service Choir returns with inspiring sacred works by women composers.

Repertoire and more details to be announced soon.

FREE evening concert!

Arvo Pärt once asked a streetcleaner what a contemporary composer should do.