In this clip The Open Arts Community Choir sing 'Say A Little Prayer' in front of a live studio audience at broadcasting house in London as part of The hit BBC series 'Last Choir Standing' in 2008. The soloists are Anne McCambridge and Margaret Mann. ...  moreIn this clip The Open Arts Community Choir sing 'Say A Little Prayer' in front of a live studio audience at broadcasting house in London as part of The hit BBC series 'Last Choir Standing' in 2008. The soloists are Anne McCambridge and Margaret Mann. Inclusive is The word which probably best describes Open Arts Community Choir. It features people with disabilites and those without, from every section of The community in NorThern Ireland. The age range is extensive, from seventeen to over seventy but most importantly members are united by Their love of singing. The Choir is from Belfast NorThern Ireland and is conducted by Beverley Whyte. For more information visit: www.openarts.net  less

The Esterhazy Singers is an amateur Choir that aims at professional standards. Based in The City of London, The Choir is named after Haydn’s patrons, The Princes Nicholas and Paul Anton Esterhazy. The music of Haydn is central to The Choir’s repertoire bu...  moreThe Esterhazy Singers is an amateur Choir that aims at professional standards. Based in The City of London, The Choir is named after Haydn’s patrons, The Princes Nicholas and Paul Anton Esterhazy. The music of Haydn is central to The Choir’s repertoire but it also tackles a wide range of styles, from Renaissance polyphony to ambitious contemporary choral music  

Chantage is one of The UK's leading amateur Choirs, formed in 1999 and is now well known as a stylish and energetic young chamber Choir. Chantage won The BBC Radio 3 Choir of The Year competition in 2006, recorded live with Elbow at Abbey Road Studios in ...  moreChantage is one of The UK's leading amateur Choirs, formed in 1999 and is now well known as a stylish and energetic young chamber Choir. Chantage won The BBC Radio 3 Choir of The Year competition in 2006, recorded live with Elbow at Abbey Road Studios in 2009 and is frequently featured on Classic FM and BBC radio. Chantage performs a wide range of repertoire, programming works traditionally performed by English chamber Choirs alongside lesser known works sourced from foreign choral cultures. Chantage was formed in 1999 by its Musical Director James Davey, and quickly established itself in London as a stylish and energetic young chamber Choir. It draws singers from all over The country and from all walks of life. Strong commitment from its members has helped forge a growing reputation as an outstanding amateur Choir with a national reputation. Chantage performs a wide range of repertoire, programming works traditionally performed by English chamber Choirs alongside lesser known works sourced from foreign ch...    less

Fulham Children's Choir is a new Choir for South West London, directed by Christopher Wray and Hermione Ruck Keene. Open to boys and girls between The ages of 6 and 13, The Choir rehearses on Tuesdays between 5.15 and 6.30 at St Peter's Church, Fulham. ...  moreFulham Children's Choir is a new Choir for South West London, directed by Christopher Wray and Hermione Ruck Keene. Open to boys and girls between The ages of 6 and 13, The Choir rehearses on Tuesdays between 5.15 and 6.30 at St Peter's Church, Fulham. Children learn to sing togeTher, about vocal development and musicianship, and most importantly have fun! The Choir will give regular performances in and around Fulham. Visit our website to find out more about joining The Choir and our future events.  

Westminster Boys' Choir (from London, UK) sings Shenandoah in The Teatro del Lago, Frutillar, Chile during Their tour of South America. The Theatre overlooks The lake and The volcano Osorno. The Choir is conducted by Jeremy Walker and The arrangement was ...  moreWestminster Boys' Choir (from London, UK) sings Shenandoah in The Teatro del Lago, Frutillar, Chile during Their tour of South America. The Theatre overlooks The lake and The volcano Osorno. The Choir is conducted by Jeremy Walker and The arrangement was composed especially for The Choir by Chris Hazell. The recorder solo is played by Aditya Chander.  

Formed in 1956 as The Derby Police Choir, The Choir retained a long-standing connection with The Derbyshire Constabulary until 2018 when The Choir separated from The police and rebranded with an emphasis on promoting male voice choral singing and raising ...  moreFormed in 1956 as The Derby Police Choir, The Choir retained a long-standing connection with The Derbyshire Constabulary until 2018 when The Choir separated from The police and rebranded with an emphasis on promoting male voice choral singing and raising money for charity- epitomised through charity registration in 2020. DCMVC rehearses Mondays 7:30-9:30pm at St Osmund's Church, London Road Derby. The Choir is also available to book for events. For more information, see our website.  

Recorded at The church of St Vedast Alias Foster, City of London, 25th April 2015.

Messages of congratulation on our 50th birthday in November 2023 from Ben Parry, Amy Bebbington, Richard Allain, Cecilia McDowall, Christopher Biggins, Nic Chalmers, Patricia Hodge, Mark De Lisser, Suzi Digby OBE, Kerry Andrew, Rachel Fuller, Pete Towns...  moreMessages of congratulation on our 50th birthday in November 2023 from Ben Parry, Amy Bebbington, Richard Allain, Cecilia McDowall, Christopher Biggins, Nic Chalmers, Patricia Hodge, Mark De Lisser, Suzi Digby OBE, Kerry Andrew, Rachel Fuller, Pete Townsend and Robert Ziegler!  

Westminster Boys’ Choir enjoys a fine reputation both at home in The UK and abroad. The forty boys of The Choir are educated at Westminster Under School, part of London’s historic Westminster School, established before 1179 as a monastic school of The Ben...  moreWestminster Boys’ Choir enjoys a fine reputation both at home in The UK and abroad. The forty boys of The Choir are educated at Westminster Under School, part of London’s historic Westminster School, established before 1179 as a monastic school of The Benedictine Abbey of St Peter. In 1560 The school was re-founded by Queen Elizabeth I for boys to be “liberally instructed in good books to The greater honour of The state.” Ever since, The school’s history has been intertwined with The momentous state events and political turmoils of The capital. Old Westminsters dominated Parliament for most of The eighteenth century and The output of leading politicians, statesmen and soldiers has continued to this day. The school’s contribution to literature, philosophy and The arts has been immense, from such alumni as Ben Jonson, John Dryden, Henry Purcell and Christopher Wren to A.A. Milne, Adrian Boult, John Gielgud and Peter Ustinov, from Andrew Lloyd-Webber and Stephen Poliakoff to Julian Anderson, Ian Bostridge, Helena B...    less

Since 2008 we have been coming togeTher in central London to learn and perform sea-shanties, murder ballads, protest songs, work songs, love melodies, folkified non-folksongs, and good old knees-up tunes, from across The centuries and all over The world.