On December 5 2015, CML performed a new interpretation of Brahms’s much-loved Ein Deutsches Requiem at St James’s, Piccadilly. With orchestral parts re-arranged by Iain Farrington for seven instruments, the concert presented a sensitive re-working of the Requiem but with choral and solo parts left untouched. Soloists Augusta Hebbert and Andrew Rupp joined the choir and an… Continue Reading
Collegium Musicum of London’s September concert was a partial reprise of last April’s LUMINOSO programme. The event, in aid of Paul’s Cancer Charity, took place at Trinity United Reformed Church in Wimbledon, and raised over £3,000 for the charity. Continue Reading
Our concert on 23 May, featuring Bach’s Magnificat and Handel’s Zadok The Priest was a rip-roaring success. An audience of nearly 200 packed into St Sepulchre’s Church in the City of London – and as you can see from the faces of our singers afterwards, we were pretty pleased with ourselves! Continue Reading
Collegium Musicum of London wowed a packed audience of nearly 200 at St Sepulchre’s in the City of London last Saturday (23rd May). The choir, brilliantly conducted by Greg Morris and supported by a superb band of baroque soloists, were complemented by the four outstanding soloists Amy Wood (soprano), Timothy Travers-Brown (counter-tenor) William Balkwill (tenor) and Jimmy Holliday (bass). The… Continue Reading
CML Chair John Biggins was featured talking about the choir on BBC Radio Three’s The Choir, on Sunday, 19th April. Click here to listen to what he had to say. Continue Reading
The latest in CML’s yearly drive-time concerts is approaching. LUMINOSO will feature a capella music inspired by light. With a programme of short pieces ranging from Orlando di Lasso to George Harrison, LUMINOSO presents an ideal opportunity to re-acquaint yourself with London’s liveliest chamber choir, at its home in Exmouth Market, Clerkenwell. Continue Reading
