Patron: Cecilia McDowall
Our Next Concert
Requiem: John Rutter
Requiem: Bob Chilcott
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Friday 31st October 2025, 7.30pm
St Andrew Holborn, 5 St Andrew St, London EC4A 3AF
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City of London Sinfonia
Bel Comeau - organ
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Celebrating the sacred settings of two of Britain's most cherished choral composing giants, we mark their respective anniversary years with performances of these modern masterpieces in the stunning setting of St Andrew Holborn.
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Tickets available soon.
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Future performances
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Mahler 2 - Auferstehung​
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Friday 12th December 2025, 7pm
Milton Court Concert Hall, 1 Milton St, London EC2Y 9BH
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Fidelio Orchestra
Lotte Betts-Dean mezzo soprano
Betty Makharisnky soprano
Raffaello Morales conductor
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Arguably his most famous work, Mahler's extraordinary Symphony No.2 in C minor moves from the funeral visions of Totenfeier - the first movement originally conceived as a tone poem - to the apotheosis of the choral finale that earned Mahler the reputation as a leading composer that he would enjoy for the following fifteen years of his life.
We are delighted to be partnering with the Fidelio Orchestra, Raffaello Morales and leading soloists for this rousing concert.
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Candlelight Carols
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Friday 19th and Saturday 20th December 2025, 7.30pm
St James's Church, Piccadilly, London W1AJ 9LL
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Now a regular favourite in London's festive season, join Dominic Ellis-Peckham and London Oriana Choir for a festive concert of Christmas choral favourites, and audience carols, including several works by John Rutter, in the beautiful setting of St James' Church Piccadilly.
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Path of Miracles: Joby Talbot​
Friday 13th March 2026, 7.30pm
Holy Trinity Church, Sloane Street, London SW1X 9BZ
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This award-winning contemporary musical work is based on the most enduring route of Catholic pilgrimage - the Camino de Santiago. Join Dominic Ellis-Peckham and London Oriana Choir for a memorable and dramatic performance of this choral masterpiece in the sumptuous surroundings of Holy Trinity Church, Sloane St.
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More season dates, details and ticket links soon!
CD recordings
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Her Voice
Celebrating its 50th Anniversary in the 2023/4 season, London Oriana Choir presents an album of recordings of nine a cappella commissions written for the Choir’s ground-breaking five15 initiative promoting women composers, with works by composers-in-residence Cheryl Frances Hoad, Rebecca Dale, Jessica Curry, Anna Disley-Simpson and Hannah Kendall. Grant supported by the Vaughan Williams Foundation.
The Lady Oriana
Celebrating the launch of its innovative five15 project to promote women composers, London’s most exciting choir presents a selection of choral masterpieces from across the ages ranging from John Wilbye’s late 16th century madrigal The Lady Oriana in honour of Queen Elizabeth I to O nata lux, a composition by British Composer Award-winning contemporary composer Kerry Andrew.
Classic Quadrophenia
The London Oriana Choir joins the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Alfie Boe, Billy Idol, Phil Daniels and Pete Townshend in an exciting new orchestration of his classic rock opera by Rachel Fuller and Martin Batchelar, conducted by Robert Ziegler. CD recording, and DVD/Blu-Ray of the world première performance at the Royal Albert Hall in July 2015.
Armstrong Gibbs: Odysseus
The première recording of the choral masterpiece Odysseus by Cecil Armstrong Gibbs, by the London Oriana Choir and the BBC Concert Orchestra (2007).
If you like Vaughan Williams’s A Sea Symphony you will love this tuneful and evocative work. Featuring Susan Gritton and Mark Stone as soprano and baritone soloists, the work tells the familiar story of Odysseus's wanderings after the fall of Troy, and his return to Ithaca. The CD also includes Dyson’ Four Songs for Sailors.
Stuff & Nonsense
Three world premiere recordings:
Richard Rodney Bennett: Nonsense Songs
John Gardner: Seven Songs
George MacIlwham: Tam O’Shanter
