"An audaciously ambitious ensemble"
Michael White, Music Correspondent for The New York Times
Michael White, Music Correspondent for The New York Times
We are London's LGBT + chamber choir for advanced singers
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The Fourth Choir was founded in September 2013 by a group of LGBT + singers aspiring to sing classical and modern choral works to the highest possible standard. Led by the highly acclaimed Dominic Ellis-Peckham, one of the UK’s finest young choral conductors, our goal is to represent the LGBT + community on London’s world-class classical music scene.
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A Journey Through TimeA candlelit concert of music by British Choral Icons
Saturday 30 June 2018, 8pm St Bartholomew the Great, London's oldest surviving church We will start in the modern world with living composers, move back through earlier generations of British composers such as Britten and Tavener, and arrive at the oldest surviving piece of English music, St Nicholas, written by Saint Godric who died in 1170. |
What the critics say
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"The Fourth Choir is an audaciously ambitious ensemble… who are not especially well-known as yet. But being sharp, smart and resourceful, they deserve to be."
Michael White, Music Correspondent for The Telegraph and New York Times |
"The Fourth Choir’s Christmas concert was a lovely event in a beautiful venue. The Choir’s lullaby to a real newborn baby was really touching and the singing was beautiful.”
Dame Ann Murray, Mezzo-Soprano |
"The harmonies were breath-taking. Exquisite. My bones were resonating. The choir were very good indeed... they are quickly going from strength to strength under the leadership of Dominic Ellis-Peckham."
Matthew James Hunt, author of I am not Gog |
Recent Recordings
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