London’s Ultimate Music Calendar

Sir Walter Raleigh’s poem is the inspiration for this anniversary programme featuring the music of two great composers who died within a year of each other: Orlando Gibbons and John Dowland.

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-in-the-Fields Choral Scholars. 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.

This meditative and reflective service lasts for around 45 minutes and is led by the Choir of St Martin-in-the-Fields from September-November, and January-July.

From the opening ominous drum roll, Ambroise Thomas’ opera Hamlet offers a dark and splendid sweep through the famous Shakespeare tragedy.

Join St Martin’s Voices, under the direction of Andrew Earis, for a sublime hour of unaccompanied choral music

A mysterious commission led to Mozart's final masterwork, a magisterial Requiem finished after his death.

The Parliament Choir is an autonomous body in Parliament under the auspices of the Speaker in the House of Commons and Lord Speaker, and is open to all who work in Parliament.

Experience the grandeur of eighteenth-century music as St Martin’s Voices and St Martin’s Chamber Ensemble

The eleventh month of the year begins liturgically with the Feast of All Saints and ends with that of Christ the King. It is a time when we remember those who have died but also includes the Feast of St Cecilia, the patron saint of music.

Great Sacred Music – Every Thursday at 1.00pm

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

The Holst Singers and Stephen Layton MBE celebrate the centenary of Pierre Villette with an evening exploring the richness and colour of French choral music.

The Voices of London Festival is making its comeback with Haydn's Creation, led by the BBC Symphony Chorus and Sonoro conductor Neil Ferris.

Harriet Acts – Soprano, Siyuan Xu – Piano

Celebrate ten years of music, friendship and community as Make a Noise Choir marks its 10th Anniversary with a spectacular concert at Blackheath Halls.

Celebrate ten remarkable years of making music together and experience the warmth, passion & community spirit that define Make a Noise Choir.

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

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.

Join us every Sunday at 3:15pm for Choral Classics

An afternoon of songs, arias, duets and ensembles from opera, musical theatre and more…. plus a mystery guest….

Mozart's Requiem for Remembrance Sunday is paired with Haydn and Schubert's equally moving works.

Join us on Remembrance Sunday at Smith Square Hall for a powerful and reflective performance of Mozart’s Requiem.

The City of London Choir presents two compelling British war requiems to commemorate the Armistice of 11 November 1918.

300 years of St Martin-in-the-Fields: Clive Myrie, Danielle de Niese and Aaron Azunda Akugbo lead a musical birthday celebration.

Great Sacred Music – Every Thursday at 1.00pm

The BBC Singers, conducted by Krista Audere, perform Parry’s Songs of Farewell, his profoundly moving cycle of wartime laments for a lost age.