Cadenza’s Fringe sell-out concerts (this year at St.
Award-winning Jam Theatre Show Choir are back bringing their fabulous harmonies and fun to their new show That 70s Choir featuring more of your favourite hits that will get you gro…
One of America’s leading young composers, Elaine Hagenberg, brings us Illuminare – a beautiful and heartwarming work of sweeping melodies and rich harmonies.
For over thirty years, the music of Eric Whitacre has captivated audiences and choirs with its distinctive style and emotional depth.
The Requiem by Johannes Brahms is one of the all-time great pieces of choral music: by turns soothing and fiery, and always spectacularly beautiful.
Journey through the seasons, nature and devotion in an hour of mesmerising choral music featuring: Dove – Passing of the Year, Macmillan – Gallant Weaver, Whitacre – Flower S…
The Choir of St Michael and All Saints, one of Edinburgh’s finest church choirs (directed by Sandy Chenery) leads the ancient office of Anglican evening prayer with Byrd’s Gaud…
The bible verse ‘we are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses’ provides the inspiration for this musical celebration of great Christian saints and martyrs.
The Cathedral Consort – made up of the professional singers and musicians at St Mary’s Cathedral – sing famous hits of the 60s and 70s, re-imagined in exquisite vocal harmony.
Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741) was employed as Maestro di Capella at the Ospedale Della Pieta in the great mercantile city of Venice.
First published in Edinburgh in 1650, the Scottish Metrical Psalter remains in use to this day.
This groundbreaking event brings together Ian Bradley, author of The Message of the Musical (2004) and Music of the Night (2025), and the renowned Schola Cantorum to uncover the se…
Contemporary Sacred Song.
Compositions by the winners of the 2025 Sacred Music Scottish young composers competition will be performed by the Sacred Arts Festival Singers, director Calum Robertson.
The Dales Community Pop Choir is a fun, friendly choir from the beautiful Yorkshire Dales whose 60 members enjoy singing pop music and modern show tunes in three and four-part harm…
‘The dark well from which we draw’.
War, peace and reconciliation.
Edinburgh Festival of the Sacred Arts 2025 opening service.
Having performed at private events and festivals across the Highlands over the last few years, Highland Voices look forward to their third year at the Edinburgh Fringe.
The St Andrew Camerata returns to the Fringe with these atmospheric, late-night performances of Gabriel Fauré’s much-loved Requiem and Cantique de Jean Racine.
The Edinburgh Police Choir invites you to experience the magic of live a cappella singing! Under the direction of talented Stuart Murray Mitchell, a composer, singer and arranger, …
Edinburgh Telephone Choir present Written in the Stars.
Acclaimed Edinburgh-based songwriter Kim Edgar performs an uplifting evening of songs for peace.
Join experienced choir leader and acclaimed songwriter Kim Edgar to form a scratch choir! You’ll learn and then perform uplifting, inspiring songs in Kim’s Songs Of Peace concert…
Join Rock Choir, the award-winning national phenomenon, for a spectacular concert of uplifting songs! Throughout August, more than 3000 Rock Choir members will light up the stage w…
Join North London’s finest casual singers for an eclectic mix of sensational songs in all manner of styles from folk to funk, all laced with heavenly harmonies.
Edinburgh chamber choir Cadenza, under director Timothy Coleman, performs its ever-popular Fringe concert in the wonderful setting of Greyfriars Kirk.
Durham University’s Palatinate Award-winning choir return to the festival to bring you their unique blend of a cappella repertoire.
Award-winning Jam Theatre Show Choir bring their fabulous harmonies and fun to their new show That 70’s Choir featuring all your favourite hits that will get you grooving – all…
Heard it before? Not like this, you haven’t.
The Lord is my Shepherd: Sacred song of the English musical renaissance.
The Edinburgh-based chamber choir Calton Consort presents an hour of choral music from LGBTQ+ composers and allies.
Who knew the Baroque could be so bawdy? iuchair tells a tale of debauchery played out in the coarsest catches of Henry Purcell and his contemporaries.
Edinburgh Festival of the Sacred Arts 2024 opening service, Sunday worship.
Acclaimed Edinburgh-based songwriter Kim Edgar performs an uplifting evening of songs inspiring hope.
Join Kim Edgar, an experienced choir leader and acclaimed songwriter, to form a scratch choir to learn and perform uplifting, inspiring songs in Kim’s Songs Of Hope concert (7-9p…
The St Andrew Camerata returns to the Fringe with these atmospheric, late-night performances of Gabriel Fauré’s much-loved Requiem and Cantique de Jean Racine, with orchestra, in …
The Stray Notes Choir makes a welcome return to the Fringe with three performances this year.
There will be playing of traditional music, melding with Chinese youth vocals, dancing and Henan opera. We will make waves of Chinese art.
Fresh from performing across Malmo and Copenhagen during this year’s Eurovision, Liverpool’s Over the Water Show Choir bring their set of chorally innovative Eurovision classics fr…
Hot Chocolate in Old Saint Paul’s: an evening of classical music by candlelight, accompanied by a cup of hot chocolate.
Take Note Choir returns to the Fringe for a second year with a performance celebrating life, love, dreams and fantasies.
Pub Choir is low-key a big deal in Australia, but we realise that counts for nothing because it’s so far away! So here we are, flying around the world to prove our point: everybody…
The Three Sisters brings Karaoke to the Fringe.
Voices of Lions perform songs from many genres, sacred and secular: pop classics, show tunes, spirituals, traditional songs and ballads.
Making their Fringe debut, The Noteables Choir embark on a musical journey with a Harmony of Legends.
Join Rock Choir, the award-winning national phenomenon, for a spectacular concert of uplifting songs! Throughout August, more than 3,000 Rock Choir members will light up the stage …
Under new director Timothy Coleman Cadenza performs music of three women composers: a new commission for choir by Janet Wheeler dedicated to our former Director Jenny Sumerling, Th…
Nominated for Best Composer in the Fringe (MTM: UK Awards) for Sailing to Tomorrow (2007), Peter D Robinson brings a new setting of the Passion.
Calton Consort chamber choir return to the Fringe with a concert of nonsense and beauty.
ChorAlchemy combines two choirs, the small female vocal ensemble, Voices of Derby, and the larger friends singing group, Derby City Singers.
Founded in 1947 at the Rose Street Telephone Exchange, the well-known Edinburgh Telephone Choir is still in fine voice and continues to perform in several concerts each year, raisi…
The Robin Chapel, built in 1950 at the centre of a unique Edinburgh housing complex, The Thistle Foundation, is a memorial to Robin Tudsbury and well known for its excellent choir.
ChorAlchemy combines two choirs, the small female vocal ensemble, Voices of Derby, and the larger friends singing group, Derby City Singers.
It is the 10th anniversary of Voices of Lions, the outstanding youth male-voice choir, and singers from the past 10 years are getting together to celebrate with a look back at some…
Come and join us for a night of singing and joy as we teach you a classic hit that will leave you dancing and singing in the aisles and all the way back to your hotel.
In Robes of White.
Gilbert Scott’s dramatic architectural landmark, with its three spires prominent in Edinburgh’s distinctive skyline, provides a magnificent setting for the Opening Service of t…
Rock Festival Choir, Alnwick’s highly regarded chamber choir directed by Peter Brown, returns to the Fringe with a spine-tingling programme of 20th and 21st-century choral classics…
Healthy Harmonies, NHS Fife staff choir, is once again delighted to be returning to the Edinburgh Fringe – very much a highlight in the choir’s diary.
The St Andrew Camerata celebrates its return to the Fringe with these atmospheric, late-night performances of Gabriel Fauré’s much-loved Requiem and Cantique de Jean Racine, with …
Rock Festival Choir, Alnwick’s highly regarded chamber choir directed by Peter Brown, returns to the Fringe with a spine-tingling programme of 20th and 21st-century choral classics…
Church goes to the opera in this passionate setting of the Stabat Mater.
Alasdair Hutton, the narrator of the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo for 30 years, and Brian Taylor, former Political Editor of BBC Scotland, give readings from Scott’s works on th…
Polymnia, Milton Keynes’ premier chamber choir, returns to the Edinburgh Fringe.
Join Scotland’s finest young singers and a superb jazz trio for Bob Chilcott’s Jazz Mass.
Howard Blake’s delightful settings of Robert Louis Stevenson’s poem The Land of Counterpane form the centrepiece of this concert by the critically acclaimed NYCOS National Girls Ch…
Hertfordshire-based choir, Classical Chorus look forward to performing a short concert in the beautiful setting of Greyfriars Kirk.
Cadenza performs Handel’s joyous coronation anthem Zadok the Priest and his Foundling Hospital Anthem with its famous last chorus, Lotti’s Missa Sapientiae, admired by Handel (who …
Healthy Harmonies, NHS Fife staff choir, is delighted to be returning to the Edinburgh Fringe following a two-year break.
Immerse yourself in the enthralling vocals of the Great Yorkshire Chorus.
Celebrating their 30th anniversary this year, The Rolling Hills Chorus under the direction of Rosalind Johnson return again to the Edinburgh Fringe as Scotland’s Premier Barbersh…
In this new work, Peter D Robinson – MTM: UK nominee for Best Composer on the Fringe 2007 for Sailing to Tomorrow – combines ancient and contemporary, sacred and secular texts …
Berkshire Youth Choir, one of the UK’s finest youth choirs, perform a wonderfully varied programme of choral music from Byrd to Beyonce, centred around Bob Chilcott’s brilliant…
Les Shankland directs the Chapter House Singers in Choral Evensong.
Founded in 1947 at the Rose Street Telephone Exchange, the well-known Edinburgh Telephone Choir is still in fine voice and continues to perform in several concerts each year, raisi…
Bach’s most spectacular choral work, a delightful mixture of sensitive moments of peace, blistering excitement and majestic hope, performed by chamber choir and orchestra.
Music from across the ages marking important royal events from deaths and funerals to weddings and coronations, sung by ‘one of Scotland’s (indeed the UK’s) musical jewels’…
Henry Purcell’s Sacred and Secular.
Sacred Arts Festival 2022 Opening Service High Mass for the Feast of the Assumption, celebrated in accordance with the Scottish Liturgy of 1970 in the beautiful setting of the hist…
The Stray Notes Choir are a fun, friendly choir from the beautiful spa town of Harrogate in North Yorkshire.
Ceremonial mess-about, interactive choral laughter bath and collective act of golden manifestation, orchestrated by everybody’s favourite clown-witch-deity.
The international award-winning BYC makes its long-awaited return to the Edinburgh Fringe.
The Mystic Chorale have interactively brought their audiences into the singing experience, creating living communities of world song for more than 30 years.
Choral Evensong sung by the Choir of St Mary’s Cathedral, the only cathedral in Scotland to continue the tradition of daily worship.
Glorious choral settings of the Mass sung in their liturgical setting, with the Choir of St Mary’s Cathedral. Music by Schubert, Byrd and Kodaly.
Returning to the Fringe after sell-out shows in 2016, 2017 and 2018, Pitchcraft are the Edinburgh choir with a difference.
Fantastic, infamous and intimate late-night mess-about with BlundaBus favourites and more! The twinkliest idiots, witches and clowns.
Join us at St Mary’s Cathedral for free lunchtime recitals every day except Sundays and August 17th.
Ranging from pleasantly slow and soothing to fast and excitable and even angry, the sounds produced by the Chechelele World Music Choir were vibrant and vast.
“My conscience hath a thousand several tongues, and every tongue brings in a several tale”.