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Barnet Education Arts Trust presents the Barnet Schools Music Festivals 2025

BEAT’s annual festivals celebrate the music sung and played in schools from all over the London Borough of Barnet.

Join us for choral evensong.

The Tallis Scholars present two of the largest choral works to come from the Renaissance period.

Adrian Chandler director, violin; Hilary Cronin soprano; Julia Doyle soprano; Hilary Summers alto; Alessandro Fisher tenor; Neal Davies bass

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

Barnet Education Arts Trust presents the Barnet Schools Music Festivals 2025

BEAT’s annual festivals celebrate the music sung and played in schools from all over the London Borough of Barnet.

The Joyful Company of Singers, conducted by Peter Broadbent MBE return to St Gabriel's to Welcome to English Voices -

Todd M = ρV
A secular piece loosely based on the structure of the Ordinary Mass, composed in 2020. The text, by Will Todd, explores our relationship with the earth and beyond to the stars. The title is the equation relating the physical quantity mass to volume and density.

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

Pascol is a vocal performance shaped by the audience’s stories: five voices create an intimate musical reflection of shared emotions and memories.

Will Todd’s Mass in Blue is a dynamic, uplifting, and highly popular jazz setting of the Latin mass. The work features driving grooves and blues harmonies, sung by St Martin’s Chamber Choir with jazz trio – alongside other jazz favourites.

This concert lasts one hour with no interval.

Join us aboard London’s iconic Tudor galleon for a special one-off performance by the Fitzwilliam College Choir, Cambridge - a 24-strong ensemble known for their vibrant and polished sound.

Pascol is a vocal performance shaped by the audience’s stories: five voices create an intimate musical reflection of shared emotions and memories.

Each performance is a spontaneous creation: a singular musical reflection shaped by the emotions and memories of those present.

The Camerata Choir of City of London School & City of London School for Girls is the highest-level choral ensemble across the City Schools Group. The choir was established in the summer of 2024, with their first performance at St Giles Cripplegate, in the ‘Summer Music in City Churches’ festival.

A programme interweaving musical and scientific innovation with choral music settings words by Leonardo da Vinci, Charles Darwin, Albert Einstein, Rosalind Franklin and Stephen Hawking,

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

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

Join Florian Störtz, baritone, Aleksandra Myslek for an intimate recital centred around the evocative art songs of Robert Kahn, some forgotten gemstones of the genre which the artists have recorded on disc for the first time.

Texts by queer poets and music by LGBTQ+ composers are brought together in this song recital that showcases some of today’s leading young classical music talent.

Join London Oriana Choir and special guests Will Lang, Niopha Keegan and Maz O'Connor for a journey through folk stories and sounds of all four corners of these Isles.

Barry Clark | Conductor
Edward Pick | Piano

Mark Norwood | Baritone

Let the Pink Singers put a spell on you this Pride weekend at Cadogan Hall with Geek Out!

Join us to enjoy another magical event from London’s world class symphonic choir, in one of the city’s most beautiful musical venues.

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Teddington Choral Society and its Musical Director, Julian Collings, are delighted to announce their forthcoming summer concert: Earth, wind and choir: a musical celebration of Nature’s power.

with support from Will Pope

“There once was a time. Before television. Before motion pictures… The greatest part of human existence was spent in such a time. And then, over the dying embers of the campfire, on a moonless night, we watched the stars.” – Carl Sagan