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"Where some amateur choruses can give the impression of dutiful performers, how heartening it was to see singers of all ages who clearly adore singing."

Mark Pullinger, www.bachtrack.com [Read full review]

Wimbledon Choral Society's concert on 9th June 2018 was in Cadogan Hall in London and featured Duke Ellington's 'Sacred Concert' along with a set of Brazilian songs arranged by jazz composer Roland Perrin. Oh so very different to Bach, Elgar and Vaughan Williams but oh so much fun for a summer concert.

Welcome to Wimbledon Choral Society and to our website. We are a choir of 180 or so members drawn from a wide range of ages, professions and backgrounds, and have a reputation for giving concerts of the highest quality presented with professional soloists and orchestras. Click here to read some of the feedback we've had about our performances.

The musical season runs from September to June and typically consists of three main concerts in major venues in and around London and a local Christmas concert in the Wimbledon area. As well as promoting its own concerts, the choir is invited regularly to participate in other events with several of Britain’s leading orchestras and in collaboration with other choirs. The 2017/18 season starts on Monday 4th September. See our Join Us page for further details.

Whether you are interested in hearing us, joining us, supporting us or hiring us, please follow the links above or contact us. If you would like to be kept up to date with all the latest concert news and promotional offers then please join our mailing list.

Concerts in the 2017/18 season find us in Southwark Cathedral for Handel's Israel in Egypt with Florilegium, in a welcome return to Guildford Cathedral for a concert of Dvorak and Elgar with the amazing Orchestra Vitae and also in Cadogan Hall in early June 2018 for Duke Ellington's Sacred Concert. Something for everyone.

Making its debut this year is the first ever Merton SingFest. Please read this news item for further details.

Hear about us on BBC Radio 3 as part of their Meet My Choir feature - recorded in February 2015 and broadcast in October.

Other clips featuring and about the choir can be found on the Hear Us page.