Peterborough Cathedral Choir holds a venerable place within the British choral tradition and is an integral component of the worship at Peterborough Cathedral, one of the UK's best-known medieval cathedrals with origins dating back to the 7th century. As the living heart of the Cathedral's music, the choir performs during regular services and special religious occasions, perpetuating a legacy that has witnessed centuries of change. The choir consists of boys who are educated at the nearby King's School and lay clerks, adult singers who provide the alto, tenor, and bass voices. Their commitment to maintaining the high standards of English cathedral music is both an act of cultural preservation and a continuous effort to inspire through liturgical performance.

The discography of Peterborough Cathedral Choir reflects its dedication to both the traditional Anglican repertoire and to broader choral works. Recent releases, such as "The Glory of Peterborough Cathedral" and "The Complete Psalms of David, Vol. 4," showcase the choir's mastery over the complex forms of sacred music, while their foray into historical pieces with albums like "Tudor Church Music" highlights their versatility and breadth of musical expertise. Through their remastered Alpha Collection albums, which include volumes focused on royal and choral music from the Cathedral, the choir makes timeless pieces accessible to contemporary audiences, both preserving and celebrating the illustrious history of one of England's iconic religious and cultural institutions.

Genres

British Choir

Cathedral Choir

Latest Release

Even You Song

Cheryl Frances-Hoad•

Peterborough Cathedral Choir

Album - 14 Tracks - Released January 19, 2018