Our Prom: Delius – A Mass of Life
“No other English composer offers more beauty in sound” Thomas Beecham said of Delius. “There’s no more extravagant, impassioned or overwhelming a canvas for that beauty than A Mass of Life, “A MASS OF
Friendship, a fond farewell and getting our voices in tip-top shape
Joining a choir is one of the easiest ways to meet people. Whether that’s getting to know people in your local area, finding other people who love to sing great choral music together or
It’s Proms prep time!
Whilst we might not be performing every month, we are always busy preparing for future concerts. After a busy April and May with Mahler 8 and a Messiah, we are now starting rehearsals for
Music, mental health and Handel’s Messiah
So much science has shown how positively music, and in particular singing, improves our mental health that we thought we’d take a look at that this month as it’s Mental Health Awareness Week especially
London Philharmonic Choir appoints Chorus Director, Madeleine Venner
Press Release 10 April 2025 London Philharmonic Choir appoints Chorus Director, Madeleine Venner Venner will succeed Neville Creed from the 2025/26 season The London Philharmonic Choir (LPC), a world-renowned choral ensemble, today 10 April 2025 announces the
Symphony of a thousand – the Choir sings Mahler’s Eighth Symphony
Three choirs, eight starry singers and one of the largest orchestras ever put on stage: there’s a reason why Mahler’s Eighth Symphony is often called the “Symphony of a Thousand”. From its first notes,
It’s movie night!
It’s movie night! Join us on 22nd March for the Gala Concert at the at the new London Soundtrack Festival at the Royal Festival Hall. Who doesn’t love a movie? At the cinema with
Love is in the air
In this so called “romantic month of St Valentine’s” we thought we’d take a look at love – not the amorous kind usually associated with the name of this 3rd century Roman saint however,