Another packed house for CML on 3 May, for the choir’s stirring performance of Bach’s masterpiece at St James’s, Clerkenwell. Stylish performances from all four soloists Eloise Irving, Martha McLorinan, Simon Wall and Tristan Hambleton, accompanied by a fine orchestra of Baroque instrumentalists produced a standing ovation at the end of a memorable evening. On… Continue Reading
This February Collegium Musicum of London Chamber Choir celebrated Valentine’s a day early with a special midweek concert featuring an eclectic collection of love songs spanning six centuries. Choral music by Lassus, Victoria, Mendelssohn, and Whitacre combined with popular favourites by Gershwin, Leiber and Stoller and Billy Joel in a programme illustrating the agony and… Continue Reading
This autumn, CML returned to St Stephen’s, Gloucester Road for a concert featuring Leonard Bernstein’s famous Chichester Psalms. November 23 saw the choir, alongside an illustrious array of instrumentalists, perform the American composer’s spectacular work, alongside choral music by an eclectic roll-call of modern composers, to the delight of an appreciative audience. ‘Everything about this… Continue Reading
Saturday July 6 saw Collegium Musicum of London Chamber Choir perform choral music from the Sistine Chapel in the elegant surroundings of St Peter’s Church in Eaton Square. And judging by the audience comments below, the performance was enthusiastically received! ‘Lovely relaxing choral music . Just closed my eyes and listened . Good singing in… Continue Reading
Collegium Musicum of London reprised its England’s Lanes concert at two contrasting venues in Berlin in May: the majestic Marian Church in the city centre and the smaller, more intimate, French church in nearby Potsdam (pictured above.) A fun time was had by all and the German audiences were very appreciative! Continue Reading
A packed house at St James Garlickhythe on Thursday 9th May saw a polished performance by Collegium Musicum of London of English a cappella choral favourites. Highlights included tenor James Moriarty’s sparkling rendition of Paul McCartney’s When I’m Sixty-Four. The choir, under the expert direction of MD Greg Morris brought the house down when they… Continue Reading
