Choir
London Symphony Chorus
The London Symphony Chorus was founded in 1966 as the chorus of the London Symphony Orchestra. Now an independent, self-governing choir, it keeps a close association with the LSO, performing and recording the great choral-orchestral repertoire with the orchestra at the Barbican and elsewhere, and also working with other orchestras.
Sings in
Upcoming
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Adès Conducts Sibelius, Saariaho and His Own ‘America’ Sibelius · Saariaho · Adès
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Jansen’s Dubugnon Premiere, and Vaughan Williams’s Antartica Sibelius · Dubugnon · Vaughan Williams
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Mendelssohn’s Lobgesang, and Tetzlaff in Adámek’s Thin Ice Adámek · Mendelssohn
Past guides
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Season Opening: Pappano’s Mahler 2 and Fujikura’s Amber Alchemy Fujikura · Mahler
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Honeck: Mozart’s Last Concerto and Brahms’s Requiem Mozart · Brahms
Sources 4
- Ondřej Adámek and Mendelssohn: Alain Altinoglu and Christian Tetzlaff, 7 February 2027, London Symphony Orchestra
- London Symphony Orchestra/Sir Antonio Pappano: Wagner’s Tristan and Isolde, Barbican
- London Symphony Chorus, Wikipedia
- Rumble! A Berlioz Requiem to shake the soul at the BBC Proms, Bachtrack