Track Record

We have an adventurous approach to choral music making, with a repertoire that covers contemporary commissioned works, classic Renaissance pieces and just about everything in between…

Repertoire from recent seasons has included:

2011 – December  – St Peter’s Church, Berkhamsted

Ave Maris Stella (Cecilia McDowall)
plus works by Morten Lauridsen, Chris Williams and Peter Warlock, and carols for choir and audience

2011 – September  – St Peter’s Church, Berkhamsted

Selections from Messiah (Handel)
 and other English anthems including Zadok the Priest, and works by Ireland, Parry and Bairstow

2011 – August – Ripon Cathedral & Beverley Minster

Mozart: Requiem and other English anthems including Zadok the Priest, and works by Ireland, Parry and Bairstow

2011 – August – York Minster

Selections from Messiah (Handel) and other English anthems including Zadok the Priest, and works by Ireland, Parry and Bairstow

2011 – May – St Peter’s Church, Berkhamsted

Mozart: Requiem
Mozart: Ave Verum
Chris Williams: The Cloud 
(World Premiere)

2010 – December – St Albans Abbey

William Walton: Belshazzar’s Feast
Ralph Vaughan Williams: Toward The Unknown Region

2010 – August – L’Eglise de la Madeleine & The American Church, Paris; Chartres Cathedral

Haydn: Missa Brevis in F, plus works by Fauré, Duruflé, Dupré, Byrd and Purcell

2010 – February – St Peter’s Church, Berkhamsted

Fauré Favourites, including his Requiem

2009 – August – Brussels Cathedral; St Michael’s Church, Leuven; St Boniface Church, Antwerp

Pergolesi: Stabat Mater, plus works by Stanford and Bairstow

2009 – May – St Peter’s Church, Berkhamsted

Handel: Coronation Anthems, Vivaldi: Stabat Mater
Haydn: St Nicholas Mass

2008 – August – Bath Abbey, Wells Cathedral, Sherborne Abbey

Works by Gabrieli, Lotti, Vivaldi, Mozart, Wagner, Parry, Lauridsen, Williams

2008 – May – Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre

World premiere of Chris Williams’s Songs of the Coromandel Coast with James Gilchrist, tenor, the Choir of Eltham College and English Philharmonia.

The concert was recorded live and a CD, ‘Songs of the Coromandel Coast’, is available to order.

2007 – August

Barcelona Cathedral, Montserrat Monastery and other venues in Catalonia.  European sacred music by Casals, Pergolesi, Handel, Bruckner, Fauré, Rachmaninov, de Severac and Duruflé.

A thriving, 80-strong mixed voice choir. Friendly, welcoming, non-auditioned but high achieving.