Our next concert...
Spring Joyfully! - 20 March 2015
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Spring Joyfully! - The choir will perform in the wonderful panelled Great Hall at Two Temple Place (recently featured in Downton Abbey) as part of The Bulldog Trust's annual art exhibition 'Cotton to Gold' - a collection of watercolours, oil paintings, Japanese prints, medieval manuscripts, woodcuts, and natural history. We will sing secular choral songs about nature, including Vaughan-Williams' Three Shakespeare Songs, Britten's Five Flower Songs, and contemporary composers Lauridsen, Kernis, Hawley and Jannson.
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Two Temple Place, London
With support from The Bulldog Trust |
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London's newest LGBT-friendly chamber choir
The Fourth Choir is London's newest LGBT-friendly chamber choir for advanced singers. We focus on performing great choral works from early music to contemporary choral masterpieces.
The choir was formed in September 2013, and our aim from the outset has been to represent the LGBT community on London's world-class classical music scene.
Our Artistic Director, Dominic Peckham, is one of the UK's leading choral conductors and works with both professional groups, such as the English National Opera chorus, and educational groups such as the National Youth Choir. Our Associate Music Director is Andrea Brown, Director of Music at Morley College. 
Join us!
We are a group of committed and hard-working singers who not only read music but are prepared to learn it in our own time. As a chamber choir, with sometimes only two to four voices to each part, every voice is crucial to the sound. While every singer must pass high audition standards, the choir is supportive to help singers of different abilities develop their vocal technique and musicianship. Our participants are not required to be LGBT, but we assume that anyone who works with us celebrates diversity and equal rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered communities. If that sounds like you and you're prepared to put in the amount of time and effort required, we'd love to hear from you! Find out how to audition > Our commissioning project The choir hopes to commission new choral works from leading young composers with texts that reflect secular themes and LGBT lives and relationships. We plan to bring this into public awareness through recordings and by performing at established concert venues and festivals. Currently, if you attend a retrospective of a leading living composer today, you are unlikely to hear LGBT-relevant music being performed. We want to change that and and have a lasting impact on choral music repertoire. Support our project > |
For your calendar
Friday 27 March 2015
Concert in aid of Hackney Migrant Centre St Mary's Old Church Stoke Newington Friday 8 May 2015
Joint Concert with Chantage Choir Friday 19 June 2015
Bach Magnificat St Peter's Eaton Square, London Friday 16 October 2015
Autumn Concert Saturday 12 December 2015
Festive Concert |
