"Amongst chamber choirs, they're one of the best." - Sir John TavenerRegistered Charity Number 1095739
Photographs (unless otherwise credited): Linda Dawson| Latest news (July 2010): We are thrilled to have received a most generous grant from the PRS for Music Foundation to commission a new work from the Liverpool-based composer, Ian Stephens. "Ogres and Tyrants", which sets poetry by W. H. Auden, will receive its premiere at our March 2011 concert at St Peter's, Eaton Square. In the wake of inspiring performances at the English Music Festival and St Martin-in-the-Fields, the choir is preparing for its last concert of the season: a programme of French music conducted by Jeremy Summerly to be performed in Exeter College chapel, Oxford, on Saturday 17th July. This includes Gabriel Fauré's sublime Requiem (orchestral version), as well as masterpieces of the early French Renaissance by Dufay, Janequin and Josquin des Prez. Space in the chapel is limited, so if you would like to come you are encouraged to book via the Oxford Playhouse. We look forward to seeing you there!
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Listen to Poulenc's "Bois meurtri" (538kB)
Listen to Thea Musgrave's "The subway piranhas" (158kB) Listen to Judith Weir's "Love bade me welcome" (368kB) Listen to Peter Gritton's arrangement of "Have yourself  a merry little Christmas" (363kB)  (Click the icon to the right to download a free Real Player.)
 Listen to Tarik O'Regan's "Surrexit Christus" (part) (501kB mp3 file)
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