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 Lanesconcert 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
March 9 saw Collegium Musicum of London return to Temple church for a concert of music by northern European composers. A large and appreciative audience was present as the choir gave a polished and inspired performance under the assured direction of its musical director Greg Morris. ‘What a beautiful way to discover some composers who… Continue Reading
Now a tradition at this time of year, Collegium Musicum of London entertained a large and appreciative audience in Chelsea – including some fine canines and a smattering of A list celebrities – helping to raise funds for Battersea Dogs and Cats Home. This is CML’s tenth year at St Luke’s, and it’s always a… Continue Reading
For the first time in its history, Collegium Musicum of London opened the gallery at St James’s, Piccadilly, as audience numbers swelled for the choir’s concert on Saturday 18th November. Rapturous applause greeted CML’s spirited and polished renditions of classic works by Handel, Vivaldi, Bach and Purcell. And audience members were generous in their praise:… Continue Reading
