Accomplished, ambitious and friendly, the New Cambridge Singers offer an energetic outlook, combining a rich and mature sound with delicacy and intimacy.​​
We aim for excellence in all that we do and relish our innovative programming, performing a wide range of music from the Renaissance to the present day. The New Cambridge Singers are also committed to, and have a strong tradition of, the commissioning and performance of new works.
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Alongside our concerts in historic venues across Cambridge, we are proud to bring our music to the surrounding villages and towns as well as supporting local and national charities through our ​music making.​

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Saturday 8 December 2019 7.00pm
St Andrew’s Church, Cherry Hinton CB21 3JS

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New Cambridge Singers 2019/2020 season
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Autumn 2019: We have vacancies for two tenors. If you would like to find out more information, please contact our membership secretary Philippa Harris by calling 01223 844513 or by email.

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We have had a letter from CPSL Mind following the Big Sing:
On behalf of everyone at CPSL Mind, I would like to say a huge thank you for the second financial installment of £4,865 from the Big Sing 2019, making a grand total of £8,101.68!!! This is an amazing amount to have raised and we are simply overwhelmed by your support. As requested, this donation will be used for our Sanctuary service, helping local people in mental health crisis. Last year the Sanctuary received 1,857 visits from people needing practical and emotional support and this year we expect the demand to be just as high, so your support really does help a lot.
Many thanks again for choosing us as your charity 
"Last night’s concert was a triumph for the New Cambridge Singers but also for amateur choral singing.  I wrote you a piece without musical compromises.  I wrote exactly what I wanted to hear, and you responded magnificently." Giles Swayne, April 2017