The London Choral Sinfonia
is a dynamic professional chamber choir and orchestra specialising in bringing new life to choral works in a wide range of classical styles.

Each season we put on at least four concerts in London, with a wide range in repertoire: often we collaborate with emerging composers, and commission new works, but we also seek to uncover lesser-known pieces in the canon of classical music.

Recent concerts have included Remembrance: Mozart Requiem and Parry Songs of Farewell; Baroque Masterpieces: Bach Motets and Handel Dixit Dominus; and Brahms – Sacred and Profane: Liebeslieder Waltzes and Ein Deutsches Requiem.

Michael Waldron
is establishing himself as one of the leading choral conductors of his generation. His work has been praised in the national press and appears frequently in concerts in the UK and internationally.

As a conductor Michael has most recently worked alongside Stephen Layton and the City of London Sinfonia, Jeffrey Tate and the Hamburg Symphony Orchestra, London Lyric Opera, Opera della Luna, and many other leading groups.

Collaborations with the Iford Opera Festival and London Festival of Contemporary Choral Music have built on his experience in the worlds of vocal and instrumental music gained during his time as Organ Scholar at Trinity College, Cambridge.