Here is a recording of The Renaissance Choir singing Byrd’s’ “Ne Irascaris” from its “Stream of Life” album on YouTube. The recording was made in the Visconti Studio at Kingston University in...
Last week The Renaissance Choir reconvened at the Church of the Holy Spirit in Southsea, suitably distanced, wearing masks and following detailed consultation and risk assessment. This was the first time we’d met since March, and it was such a joy to sing...
We have vacancies in all voices in our ambitious and friendly choir. We are looking for people who have pure-toned voices with minimal vibrato, and ideally who have the ability to sing in a semi-chorus. We rehearse in Emsworth on Fridays, give around five concerts...
The “Protest!” concert which we were due to give last weekend turns out to have been amazingly prescient in these days of “Black lives matter”. Its concept was to explore how protest has been used by musicians and composers over the years, beginning with the...
Each choir member recorded their individual track in their own homes and The Renaissance Choir’s MD, Peter Gambie, knitted all the recordings into one. We’ve added images from various recent concerts and tours. We hope you enjoy...
Researchers need your input into a survey about safety and risk management for choirs. A team of academics and choir leaders at Brighton and Sussex Medical School is conducting research into helping choirs get back into their regular activities, following coronavirus...
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