CML joined forces with leading Baroque instrumentalists and soloists on Saturday, 20 May, in a musical commemoration of Monteverdi’s 450th birthday. The concert, at St James’s, Piccadilly, attracted an audience well in excess of 200, and utilised all corners of the church, replicating the original performances in St Mark’s, Venice. ‘A wonderful and heartfelt performance of… Continue Reading
An audience of over 450 attended CML’s St John Passion at Temple Church on April 11th – a collaboration with the Bar Choral Society and the Temple Players for Holy Week. Outstanding contributions from all four soloists, together with fine instrumental playing and detailed, committed choral contributions made the concert an evening to remember. The… Continue Reading
For its autumn outing this year, CML joined forces with the fEinklang Chamber Choir from Munich in two concerts of acappella choral music interpreting prayers to the Virgin Mary. The first, on October 1st, took place at St Sepulchre’s in the City of London. the second followed three weeks later at the Erlöserkirchein Munich. The London… Continue Reading
Collegium Musicum of London’s burgeoning reputation was enhanced at St James’s in Piccadilly on Saturday December 3rd as the choir, alongside an impressive ensemble of soloists and period instrumentalists, were applauded to the rafters by a large and appreciative audience. Highlights of the evening included soprano soloist Augusta Hebbert‘s fine singing in Haydn’s Salve Regina, the band’s… Continue Reading
Appearing for the third consecutive year at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home’s Christmas charity concert, CML led the carols, performed a few seasonal songs and received a rapturous response from the packed audience, both human and canine. Continue Reading
CML’s concert of 20th-century and contemporary music received a rapturous reception from the audience at St James’s in Piccadilly on Saturday, June 18th. The programme opened with a sensitive rendition of Britten’s Hymn to St Cecilia, and was followed by five short pieces by Jonathan Dove and Sally Beamish, performed by the excellent St Catharine’s College Cambridge… Continue Reading
