Where can I listen to recordings of the choir?

You can listen to recordings on the Hear Us page and watch videos of past performances, including concerts for charity and major choral works performed with orchestra.

What music is featured in the recordings?

Recordings include major choral works such as Handel’s Messiah, Fauré’s Requiem, Bach, Mozart, Vivaldi, Purcell, and contemporary and world music arrangements.

What is the Concert for the Homeless?

The Concert for the Homeless is a large-scale annual performance by the London Classical Choir and Orchestra, raising funds for homeless charities and often livestreamed to global audiences.

Are there videos of past concerts?

Yes. The page includes videos of past concerts such as Mozart Requiem, Bach works, Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas, Fauré Requiem, and themed programmes.

Can I share or watch the choir performances online?

Yes. Many performances are available to watch online, including recordings shared via video platforms and livestreamed charity concerts.

Why does the choir share recordings?

Recordings are shared to showcase the choir’s performances, celebrate its work with orchestra, and make concerts accessible to a wider audience, including supporters of its charity work.

Audios and videos of the London Classical Choir and London Classical Orchestra

Q: What is the 'Hear Us' page on the London Classical Choir website?

The 'Hear Us' page features audio and video recordings of the London Classical Choir and London Classical Orchestra performing live concerts and selected repertoire.

Hear Us

Listen to examples of LCC’s varied,
inspiring & entertaining repertoire

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Performers: London Classical Choir
& London Classical Orchestra

Concerts for the Homeless

You can watch videos of the London Classical Choir and Orchestra’s Concerts for the Homeless by clicking on here below (also available on our YouTube Channel youtube.com/@londonclassicalchoir). Thank you to Benjamin Humphries for producing these.

Mozart Clarinet Concerto & Requiem here
clarinet Jonathan Parkin (BBCSO), soprano Elinor Popham, mezzo Noémie Johns, tenor Andreas Bigom and baritone Lawrence Broomfield

JS Bach Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring & Violin Concerto in E Major,
& Handel Ode For St Cecilia’s Day here
violin Krystof Kohout, soprano Anna Goodhew and tenor Jonathan Bull

Purcell Dido and Aeneas, & Albinoni/ Giazotto Adagio here
Dido Helen Bailey and Aeneas John Upperton

Fauré Requiem & Cantique de Jean Racine, & Debussy’s Danse Sacrée et Danse Profane here
soprano Joanna Loxton, baritone Lawrence Broomfield and harpist Vicky Lester