Music In Isolation
A mere 4 weeks ago life was almost normal, choir was going on and we were busily rehearsing for wonderful concerts coming up in the diary. Then on March 15th we all received the notice, choir was
Winter is coming, but autumn is here!
A glorious autumn of exciting, uplifting and dramatic choral concerts at the Royal Festival Hall is now upon us. We’re kicking off with Verdi’s Requiem under the London Philharmonic Orchestra‘s Principal Conductor Designate, Edward
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
484 Years Later – LGBT, Singing and the Performing Arts
One of our recently retired tenors and former choir manager, Kevin Darnell, marks the day that the Sexual Offences Act received Royal Ascent with a post on his thoughts about why the performing arts
Singers Running for Bright Sparks
Vicki Brammall is part of the London Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir team running for BrightSparks, which helps provide children access to London Philharmonic Orchestra’s concerts – and their first taste of Classical Music. My
Mahler and Tallis: Five Centuries of Humanity’s Development
On Saturday we will be celebrating our 70th Anniversary, singing Tallis’ Spem in Alium and Mahler’s 8th Symphony with our friends the London Symphony Chorus, The Choir of Clare College Cambridge, Tiffin Boys Choir
Torment and Tranquillity: The Many Facets of Mozart’s Requiem
Alto Christine Allison is tepid on Mozart, but warm on his Requiem: I know there are plenty more people out there who like Mozart’s music, as a whole, far more than I do. I’m
Love is a Many Splendored Thing – Choral Music and Love
Soprano Jenni Kilvert is about to get married – so of course she is the perfect person to tell us about Choral Music and Love… Love is a many splendored thing Love lifts us