Wimbledon Choral presents Dvořák Requiem
Wimbledon Choral and City of London Sinfonia present Dvořák’s Requiem at Southwark Cathedral.
Wimbledon Choral’s Christmas Concerts
Join Wimbledon Choral for their afternoon and evening Christmas Concerts at St. Paul’s Southfields.
Wimbledon Choral’s Christmas Concerts
Join Wimbledon Choral for their afternoon and evening Christmas Concerts at St. Paul’s Southfields.
Wimbledon Choral presents O’Regan World Premiere and Mozart
Wimbledon Choral and City of London Sinfonia perform the world premiere of Tarik O’Regan’s Critical Mass and Mozart’s Solemn Vespers. Also featuring works by Elgar and Mahler.
Wimbledon Choral presents SingFest 2026
Singfest is a London Borough of Merton-based initiative, established as a collaboration between Wimbledon Choral, the Merton Music Foundation, and the Wimbledon-based professional choir Sonoro.
Wimbledon Choral presents Chichester Psalms
Wimbledon Choral presents Bernstein’s Chichester Psalms alongside work by Foss, Ives, and Marsh.
Wimbledon Choral presents Mass of the Children
Wimbledon Choral visits Wimbledon High for a collaborative concert featuring Sir John Rutter’s Mass of the Children.
Wimbledon Choral presents SingFest 2025
Singfest is a London Borough of Merton-based initiative, established as a collaboration between Wimbledon Choral, the Merton Music Foundation and the Wimbledon-based professional choir Sonoro.
Wimbledon Choral presents Haydn’s Nelson Mass
The City of London Sinfonia joins Wimbledon Choral at Cadogan Hall in works by Haydn, Tabakova, and Williams.
Wimbledon Choral Come & Sing
Daniel Mahoney and Michael Higgins lead a workshop day of singing Haydn’s Mass in Time of War, including an informal performance for friends and family to join for free.
Wimbledon Choral’s Christmas Concerts
Join Wimbledon Choral for their Christmas Concerts at St. Paul’s Southfields.
Wimbledon Choral’s Christmas Concerts
Join Wimbledon Choral for their Christmas Concerts at St. Paul’s Southfields.
Wimbledon Choral presents Music of the Stars
Works by Elgar, Vaughan Williams, Higgins, and a UK premiere by McDowall.