Movie Legends – This Time It’s Personal!
As our first post-pandemic season at the Royal Festival Hall draws to a close, soprano, Mariana Nina, goes full circle as she prepares to return to the stage performing music from the movies. Combining
The darkness and light of Mozart’s Requiem
Soprano, Hilary Bates, prepares for a poignant tribute at this weekend’s performance. Choir life Quiet doesn’t quite describe the week between Christmas and New Year for me. I wasn’t actually in quarantine but I
10 lessons learnt in my first months in the London Philharmonic Choir
Following 18 months of uncertainty with COVID-19, the LPC is back in the swing of performing concerts once again. In September and December 2021, the Choir was thrilled to perform works by Tippett and
Celebrate with Pride!
Happy Pride everyone! Every year in June, people around the world celebrate diversity, inclusion and the LGBTQIA+ community. Christopher Street Liberation Day on 28 June 1970 marked the first anniversary of the Stonewall riots
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