22nd September is our official 40th birthday
26October
Crouch End Festival Chorus celebrate their 40th anniversary with Mendelssohn’s Elijah, one of the greatest oratorios of all time.
Music Director David Temple believes Crouch End Festival Chorus has become “the most eclectic, versatile and sought-after symphonic choir in the UK“, singing at major concert venues and festivals and high-profile recording sessions.
It's official! Crouch End Festival Chorus music director David Temple has received his MBE award for Services to Music. Attending Buckingham Palace on Tuesday 6 March, Temple received his award from the Duke of Cambridge.
Concerts and events
1December
Crouch End Festival Chorus join the Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra in the Sheldonian Theatre to perform Mendelssohn's Elijah.
7December
This beloved festive favourite features renowned composer John Williams’ charming and delightful score performed live to picture.
20December
The Choir of King's College, Cambridge herald the Christmas season, joined on stage by the superb Crouch End Festival Chorus
21December
Two concerts of Christmas favourites presented by Crouch End Festival Chorus.
25January
World-class soloists and the massed voices of the Crouch End Festival Chorus gather with the Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra for this performance of Verdi’s soul-stirring work
1February
Crouch End Festival Chorus return to Holy Trinity Church, Sloane Square, for a programme of mostly a cappella works.
13April
Crouch End Festival Chorus performs one of Beethoven's greatest choral works with The Hanover Band in the atmospheric reburbished theatre at Alexandra Palace.
5July
Crouch End Festival Chorus returns to Holy Trinity Church, Sloane Square, to perform a selection of timeless masterpieces and contemporary works.