Founded in 1986, we are a choir of 35 singers, drawn from a wide range of backgrounds. Membership is by audition every three years. Led by our director, Tim Brown (and shortly James Potter from January 2024) we offer four to five varied programmes a year, which we generally perform both in a historic Cambridge venue, and again in one of the surrounding towns or villages. In addition, we often travel further afield and have given several concerts in London in recent years. Our last overseas trip was to Dresden in April 2016.
We have so much to look forward to during the year which will be presented here soon.
We are proud to share this season in association with our charity partner the Red Hen Project, whose innovative work in breaking down barriers to learning has been inspirational, and we look forward to welcoming their associates at our concerts.
As a choir run by its members, we rely on the goodwill and enthusiasm of our members and our audiences for the continued development of the ensemble, and we enormously appreciate the regular attendance of our many supporters.
Members of the public can help us make new music by contributing to our New Music Fund or by buying shares in specific new commissions through our New Cambridge Songs Scheme.
We have so much to look forward to during the year which will be presented here soon.
We are proud to share this season in association with our charity partner the Red Hen Project, whose innovative work in breaking down barriers to learning has been inspirational, and we look forward to welcoming their associates at our concerts.
As a choir run by its members, we rely on the goodwill and enthusiasm of our members and our audiences for the continued development of the ensemble, and we enormously appreciate the regular attendance of our many supporters.
Members of the public can help us make new music by contributing to our New Music Fund or by buying shares in specific new commissions through our New Cambridge Songs Scheme.
'I really enjoyed the "special seminar" today. I nearly didn’t come as I thought I was too busy, but it was well worth the time spent and a very enjoyable break in the normal working day!'
'It was beautiful! Thanks for bringing them here!'
- Comments following our concert at the Max Planck Institute in Dresden