It’s not that often that we get to go on a choir tour but when we do, we love them, and this one is fantastic. The London Philharmonic Choir are off to Hong Kong
It won’t have gone without notice in the music world that we started this year’s London Philharmonic Orchestra and London Philharmonic Choir season with a phenomenal performance of Britten’s War Requiem on September 26th,
The London Philharmonic Orchestra’s 2026/7 season opens later this month at the Royal Festival Hall with Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem, with the combined forces of us, the London Philharmonic Choir, our friends from the
In 1951, The Festival of Britain – a national exhibition – was held throughout the UK to help give the British public a sense of recovery and progress after the devastation of the Second World
For those of you who might wonder why you never see us singing in the Royal Festival Hall with the London Philharmonic Orchestra in the summer months, the reason is simple – and glorious.
Later this month, the London Philharmonic Choir and Trinity Boys Choir will be joining forces with our great friends, the London Philharmonic Orchestra, and conductor Ludwig Wicki, for an epic journey across Middle Earth.
Beethoven wanted his Ninth Symphony to embrace all humanity, so when Tan Dun set out to compose his own tribute to Beethoven after being commissioned by the Royal Philharmonic Society (RPS), he aimed just
Szymanowski’s Stabat Mater was commissioned by the Warsaw patron of the arts, Dr Bronislaw Krystall, and was meant as a Requiem dedicated to the memory of his prematurely deceased wife. However, after the sudden