How sweet the music
Today the London Philharmonic Orchestra launches its 2019/2020 season and we at the Choir are delighted to feature in no fewer than nine concerts. But before we get started on that, we still have
Thank you for the music
A shared love of music can strengthen and enhance all that’s good about a relationship. LPC soprano Meg McClure tells us how music enriched her marriage and fostered strong friendships that helped her through
Musically minded
To coincide with World Mental Health Day 2018, we spoke to an LPC member whose roles as music therapist, researcher and PhD student give her a unique insight into music and mental health. In
Wales: A land where the minstrels are honoured and free
In June, the London Philharmonic Choir will be performing a programme of music representing the four home nations in the Great Court of the British Museum. In our latest LPC Music Professionals blog, we
Topping the market
Continuing our LPC Music Professionals blog series, we talked to soprano Rachel Topham who’s carving out a marketing career in music publishing and looking forward to performing Bernstein and Stravinsky in our next concert
70 years young and still going strong!
This evening sees the launch of the Southbank Centre’s 2018/19 Classical Music Season, so time to review the highlights of 2017 and look forward to the rest of the 2018 season and onwards into
Memories of Music
In early February, we will be performing a fundraising concert at Buckingham Palace along with the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, the Alzheimer’s Society and the Wigmore Hall, charities also supported by our Patron HRH Princess
Ring the Bells for Christmas!
Christmas is an exciting time for all choral singers, as our December diaries fill up with a variety of carol-singing events. This year, Christmas is even more special for bass, Paul Fincham, who has composed a new carol to