British Choir

British choir music is a rich and storied genre that epitomizes the depth and tradition of choral singing in the United Kingdom. This genre includes a diversity of ensembles, from chamber choirs like Tonus Peregrinus to large symphonic choruses such as the London Symphony Chorus. The repertoire spans from medieval and Renaissance polyphony to contemporary compositions, often characterized by intricate harmonies and disciplined vocal techniques. Choirs like The Sixteen and the Choir of King's College, Cambridge are renowned for their pure and balanced sound, showcasing the precision and excellence which are hallmarks of the British choral tradition. The genre's emotive and ethereal quality is deeply rooted in the historical performance settings of cathedrals, colleges, and concert halls across Britain, continuing to inspire audiences with its blend of solemnity, beauty, and power.

Elgar: The Kingdom, Op. 51

Edward Elgar•

Crouch End Festival Chorus•

London Mozart Players•

David Temple

Album - 11 Tracks - Released May 9, 2025