We have a limited number of bursaries available for our annual residential course for Young Conductors.
Led by Amy Bebbington, this practical and informal course runs in parallel with our Annual Convention from 23-25 August at Oxford Brookes University and is open to anyone between 18 and 25 not already earning their living from conducting. Posted: Thu 27th June 2013 | Read More
Don Monro, the man behind The Really Big Chorus, is inviting singers to sign up to record a DVD of a work specially written by Jonathan Willcocks for the occasion in Henry Wood Hall in July. Don has been diagnosed with terminal cancer and is organising the recording to raise funds for four charities associated with cancer. Posted: Tue 11th June 2013 | Read More
Bob Chilcott has been commissioned to write a new choral work for the 60th Anniversary of the Coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. The new anthem will be performed in Westminster Abbey on 4th June. Posted: Tue 04th June 2013 | Read More
The deadlines for taking part in the inaugural City of Derry International Choral Festival are fast approaching. The festival will be held from 24th to 27th October 2013 as part of the city's year-long celebrations as the first UK City of Culture. Posted: Wed 29th May 2013 | Read More
Eton Choral Courses provide vibrant vocal training and choral experience to enthusiastic young singers and prospective Oxford/Cambridge choral and organ scholars. The courses are an ideal opportunity to perform choral music to a very high standard with like-minded musicians. Posted: Wed 29th May 2013 | Read More
Almost 40 major music sector organisations, networks and individuals are calling for ‘voice’ to be added to the eligible instruments, so that choirs can claim Orchestra Tax Relief.
The National Youth Choir is launching a one-year bespoke training programme for two young musicians from backgrounds that are under-represented in choral music.
Due to last minute cancellations, we've two spare places on our Intermediate one-day course this Saturday, taking place in Oxford with Sarah Tenant-Flowers.