The London Choral Sinfonia (LCS) is an esteemed ensemble that has garnered recognition for its refined performances and contributions to the choral-orchestral repertoire. Comprised of a choir and orchestra, the LCS often brings underperformed and contemporary works to the forefront, offering audiences fresh and enriching musical experiences. Led by their artistic director, Michael Waldron, the LCS prides itself on its versatile and dynamic approach to performance, often collaborating with composers to debut new compositions.

Over the years, the London Choral Sinfonia has developed a strong affinity for the works of British composer Richard Pantcheff, as evidenced by their series of releases dedicated to his compositions. These include "The Music of Richard Pantcheff, Vols. 1, 2, and 3," which showcase a range of Pantcheff's choral works and music for choir and orchestra. In addition to their advocacy of contemporary music, the ensemble also pays homage to historical figures like Samuel Coleridge-Taylor in "Coleridge-Taylor: Choral Works." Their repertoire is diverse, with recordings such as "Nimrod" and holiday favorites like "O Holy Night," underlining their commitment to both traditional and innovative choral music. The LCS's project "Mirabilis" and other thematic releases, such as "Sword in the Soul" and "Colourise," further illustrate their artistic versatility and continual quest for exploring the depth and breadth of choral-orchestral music.

Genres

Chamber Choir

Latest Release

The French Album

London Choral Sinfonia•

Michael Waldron

Album - 21 Tracks - Released June 28, 2024