The Chapel Choir of Trinity College in Cambridge will be giving a free concert at St Lawrence Collegiate Church in Birgu on Wednesday 17 April at 6:30pm. The choir consists of around 24 men and women, ...

Serenata Female Voices, a choir of 25 experienced singers from across the East of England who perform music arranged for three or more female vocal parts, are set to perform at Trinity College Chapel ...

One of the oldest established musical ensembles in the Western world will lend its mixed voice harmonies to music spanning three centuries in a local concert this week. Trinity College Choir will ...

Part of the Choir & Organ New Music partnership scheme, composer Conrad Asman has commissioned a new text from Rory Stewart for this double-choir work In today's Video of the Day The Choir of Trinity ...

Serenata Female Voices sang in perfectly balanced harmony in a highly original programme given in aid of Parkinson’s UK in ...

Admittedly, Bach’s cornucopia of celebration isn’t an oratorio like Handel’s Messiah, rather a sequence of six self-contained cantatas, of which last night’s team omitted two which are in no way ...

We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work.

Stephen Layton is to stand down as Director of Music of Trinity College Cambridge after 17 years and many acclaimed recordings. His last concerts in the post will be on a tour to Germany this summer, ...

The B minor Mass may seem even less seasonal than two-thirds of Messiah, but it has its equal share of angels from the realms of glory, with David Blackadder (pictured below in one of the Orchestra of ...

Richard Marlow directs the voices of the Choir of Trinity College, Cambridge in a recording of Christmas music that begins the hour. The Choir sings "Tomorrow Shall be My Dancing Day" and "I Sing of a ...

We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work.