Fairhaven Singers

The Fairhaven Singers are a renowned chamber choir based in Cambridge, UK, directed by Ralph Woodward. Founded in 1980, the choir consists of about 48 amateur singers who perform a wide range of choral repertoire from the 15th century to the present. Their performances include major works like Bach's *St John Passion* and *St Matthew Passion*, Mozart's *Requiem*, Brahms'*Requiem*, and James MacMillan's *Seven Last Words from the Cross*. The choir has also commissioned and premiered new works from notable composers such as Jonathan Dove, Will Todd, Bob Chilcott, Carl Rütti, and Cecilia MacDowall.

The Fairhaven Singers frequently perform in Cambridge venues like Trinity College Chapel, St John's College Chapel, and Queens' College Chapel. They have also appeared at Snape Maltings Concert Hall, Ely Cathedral, and various European concert halls. Their discography includes albums like *The Blue Skies that Sparkle*, *Will Todd, Requiem*, *Full of Grace: Songs to the Virgin*, and *Into the Stars*. Recent releases include performances of works by Jonathan Dove and Ēriks Ešenvalds. The choir has been featured on BBC Radio and Classic FM, showcasing their rich and diverse musical contributions.

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