Saturday 18th, 7 pm
St Cyprian's, Clarence Gate (Map Link)


The London welsh Chorale are delighted to welcome:
Claire Seaton - Soprano,
Olivia Gomez - Mezzo
Ruairi Bowen - Tenor
John Ieuan Jones - Baritone 
with 
The London Welsh String Quartet
Ben Newlove - Harpsichord
for our concert this december.

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St Michael's, Camden  - Apr 4th,  7 pm

Requiem & Te Deum
Brahms - German Requiem
Dvorak - Te Deum

Conductor: Edward Rhys Harry
Soprano: Claire Seaton
Baritone: Edward Kay

Following our very successful Christmas concert we are now in full preparation for 2020. The first concert of the new year takes us to a new venue for the Chorale - St Michael's Camden.  Where will perform two stunning coral works of the 19th century.  Brahms's monumental German Requiem and the exuberant Te Deum of Dvorak. We are delighted to be joined for this concert by the sublime soprano, and long-time friend of the Chorale, Claire Seaton.  ​

St John's Waterloo
Dec 14th 7 pm

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Following our hugely successful Easter concert we are now in full preparation for the summer season. The two concerts in July will showcase the music of Wales, with the London concert given in memory of Kenneth Bowen, the Chorale's founding conductor and later Conductor Emeritus. 

William Mathias's epic cantata St Teilo will be the centrepiece of the programme. Kenneth Bowen was the tenor soloist in the premiere of St Teilo in June 1963. The Bowen connection continues in July with Kenneth's grandson Ruairi taking the tenor soloist role.

The programme will also feature a new work  “The Spring of Vision”, composed by our Musical Director Dr Edward-Rhys Harry, a friend of Bowen. Edward is also the Music Director for the Llangollen International Music Eisteddfod, where the work will be premiered.  

Two wedding anthems by Welsh composers follow: Let the People Praise Thee, O God, was written in 1981 by William Mathias for the wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer, and Ubi Caritas, by Paul Mealor for the wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton. 
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Arwel Hughes's Gweddi completes the programme. 

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​Our Easter offering this year is a wonderful blend of the old and new:

Rutter wrote the The Gift of Life, in 2015, as "celebration of life" and a counterpart to his Requiem's reflection on death. We pair it in our programme not with a requiem but with the choruses from the passion section of Handel's Messiah, ending with the Hallelujah Chorus.

Two wedding anthems by Welsh composers follow:

Let the People Praise Thee, O God, was written in 1981 by William Mathias for the wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer.

Ubi Caritas, by Paul Mealor was for the wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton, in 2011.  

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Our Christmas offering this year is a wonderful blend of the old and new.

For the old we have Pergolesi's Stabat Mater,  c. 1740 and Haydn's Te Deum for Marie Therese of 1799; both are well know in the choral repertoire. And for the new we have Ola Gjeilo's Winter Songs. New arrangements of old carols as well as some original compositions.

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This summer we have a pair of concert: July 7th at st James's Church, Sussex Gardens; and July 21st at Holy Trinity Church, Aberaeron.
The music selection is a programme of two halves: the first showcases the chorale music of Wales, old and new; and the second features chorale music from Europe and the USA. ​

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Tickets can be purchased from members of the choir or from the link below.