Teddington Choral Society is excited to present Their Christmas Concert for 2018. This year's Concert features The compositions and arrangements of local London composer, Jonathan Rathbone. During The evening some oTher musical pieces will also be pe...

We are an international group of women in central London who love singing, friendship and fun. WheTher you are an experienced singer looking for new musical challenges, or someone who wants to give singing a try for The first time, Barcarolle is for y...  moreWe are an international group of women in central London who love singing, friendship and fun. WheTher you are an experienced singer looking for new musical challenges, or someone who wants to give singing a try for The first time, Barcarolle is for you. Comprising two Choirs (The Belters with more modern repertoire and The Divas with a classical repertoire), Barcarolle offers something to suit all musical tastes and ability levels. Both Choirs are led by acclaimed Choir trainer Sam Evans. His engaging and energetic style will have you raising The roof in no time at all!  less

Recorded at The church of St Vedast Alias Foster, City of London, 25th April 2015. Directed by James Davey.

Recorded at The church of St Vedast Alias Foster, City of London, 25th April 2015. Directed by James Davey.

London contemporary a cappella Choir Kitsch in Sync turned 10 years old on 11th January 2011. In October 2011 we celebrated this with a special medley of songs from The last decade. This was its first public performance.

With more than 11,000 singers on our mailing list, and a performing strength (at London's Royal Albert Hall) of between two and three thousand, TRBC is probably The world's largest community Choir. Anyone can join: we present top-quality events and invit...  moreWith more than 11,000 singers on our mailing list, and a performing strength (at London's Royal Albert Hall) of between two and three thousand, TRBC is probably The world's largest community Choir. Anyone can join: we present top-quality events and invite everyone to 'come and join in' wheTher you are a lone tenor or a full SATB Choir. As well as singing three times a year at The Royal Albert Hall (including The one-and-only 'Messiah from Scratch' each year), we also run cruises and trips abroad. What are you waiting for? Come and join in!  less

Our small but talented Choir consists mainly of young people. All Choir members receive a first-rate musical education. There has been a long tradition of musical excellence at St Laurence’s. The original church, built in The 1880s, had a strong Choir ...  moreOur small but talented Choir consists mainly of young people. All Choir members receive a first-rate musical education. There has been a long tradition of musical excellence at St Laurence’s. The original church, built in The 1880s, had a strong Choir of men and boys who took part in The Festival of Britain services in 1951. When The new church was opened in 1968, The musical tradition continued. A new Walker organ was installed in The church, using some pipework from The old organ and Directors of Music have included David Sanger, Professor Roger Wibberley, Paul Dewhurst, Tom Fowkes, Marcus Wibberley, Iain Simcock and Andrew Ibbotson. The current Director of Music is Huw Morgan. Girls were first admitted to The Choir some ten years ago, but The Choir remains unique in this part of south-east London in that it continues to use only trebles (girls and boys) on The top line. The lower parts are provided by volunteer adults from The local community. Young people receive an excellent musical education, and ...    less

So, in just over three weeks, GGCC Bristol (www.ggcc.org.uk) welcomes Geraldine Latty (www.lucemusic.London) to come and help us lead a two day Gospel Community Choir conference at Thornbury Baptist Church, Bristol! We hosted our first Sing! day last year...

Recorded at The church of St Vedast Alias Foster, City of London, 25th April 2015. Directed by James Davey.

Recorded at The church of St Vedast Alias Foster, City of London, 25th April 2015. Directed by James Davey.