Oxford Girls' Choir

The Oxford Girls' Choir is a renowned ensemble of young female singers based in Oxford, England. Formed by Richard Vendome in 1984, it was the first choir of its kind in England to focus specifically on developing girls' singing as a distinct musical medium. The choir provides a platform for young talents to develop their skills and perform a wide range of choral music, from classical to contemporary pieces. Over the years, the choir has released several albums, including "Music for a Medieval Abbey" and "Choral Concert: Oxford Girls' Choir (A Garden of Music - A Rich Collection of Music From the Medieval World)," showcasing their versatility and musical depth.

As part of the broader Oxford Youth Choirs organization, the Oxford Girls' Choir offers a structured musical journey for its members, with opportunities for growth and professional development. Many former members have gone on to become professional singers or instrumentalists, reflecting the choir's commitment to nurturing musical talent. The choir's performances are highly regarded, contributing to the rich cultural landscape of Oxford's musical scene.

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