The winner of the RPS Inspiration Award is @openartsni Community Choir. Led by Beverley McGeown, they 'set fantastic musical standards, uniting disabled and non-disabled people through the power of song. They bring joy to so many across Belfast and beyond.' #RPSAwards

We were all smiles yesterday, celebrating International Women’s Day with a special Foundation Dinner, singing some uplifting music by Sarah Quartel and DR.YSAYE M. BARNWELL! 🎶✨ #InternationalWomensDay2025

We're delighted to be a part of Oxford’s RETUNE festival today with a special contemplation. We welcome Aparajita Kaul, who will speak on empowerment and vulnerability in the context of #InternationalWomensDay. Featuring music by Cecilia McDowall, Judith Weir, and Laura Mvula.

🎶 Huge congratulations to Open Arts Community Choir on winning the RPS Inspiration Award! A brilliant testament to the power of choral singing to inspire, uplift, and unite. 👏✨ Presto Music #RPSAwards

We've loved singing through the fantastic music of Handel's Solomon, as we prepare for our upcoming concerts(!!) with Imperial College Chamber Choir | EASTER TOUR 🍀, Francis Gush and Oxford Baroque Players! It promises to be a series of electrifying nights of music-making! Book here: ticketsource.co.uk/whats-on/oxfor…

COMPOSERS! (Who write for voices) For those of us still here, wading through the cesspit & trying to remain sane... I'm trying something new in an attempt to make programming more transparent. Get in touch by Thur - my email is my first name.surname at gmail.com

We had a fantastic time performing Handel's Solomon last night at SJE Arts with Imperial College Chamber Choir | EASTER TOUR 🍀 and Oxford Baroque Players. Huge congratulations to all involved. Next stop: Holy Trinity South Kensington on Wednesday 19th March!

Several of our choir members had the privilege of meeting the brilliant choral composer Sarah Quartel (Oxford Music) today—what an inspiring experience! A huge thank you to Will Dawes for making it happen. We’re thrilled to be singing her music on our upcoming U.S. tour!

From the north unto the south, ICCC have loved singing Handel's 'Solomon' these past few days with our amazing partners Somerville College Choir and the Oxford Baroque Players! When not raising our willing voices in the choruses, it was lovely being serenaded by the angelic soloists.

✈️ We're heartbroken that, due to yesterday's Heathrow shutdown, we couldn’t fly out to begin our U.S. tour as planned. We’ll now arrive in Texas on Tuesday, and all New York events remain unchanged. To lift keep our spirits up, we've not stopped singing! Here’s “Shenandoah”🌊🎶

Please support Christopher's fundraiser! We're so looking forward to recording his music over the summer, but this will only be possible with your support.

Hello, New York! 🇺🇸 We’ve just landed and can’t wait to share a beautiful programme tonight 🎶 We're singing at the Church of Our Saviour, Park Avenue, 6:30–7:45pm. Including music by Joanna Marsh, Cecilia McDowall and Roderick Williams Free entry – we’d love to see you there!

Tonight in NYC the ⁦Somerville College Choir⁩ at the Church of our Saviour. All welcome’

Last night was special. First, a spectacular performance by my alma mater Somerville College University of Oxford Somerville College Choir , led by Director of Chapel Music Will Dawes. We were blown away by the varied and beautifully contexualized program (Joanna Marsh's 'Refugee' hit particularly

Thank you for your kind words Cindy, we were delighted that you enjoyed our programme. It was such a joy for us to perform at such a beautiful church!

Enjoy some highlights from our concert at the Church of Our Saviour, Park Ave. Next stop: the historic Vassar College College in Poughkeepsie. We're excited to be able to meet the Vassar community, and perform a joint concert with the Choir of Vassar College!

The second stop of our tour was the historic Vassar College College in Poughkeepsie, New York. It was a privilege to visit this remarkable institution, rich in history and tradition. An inspiring experience that left a lasting impression on us all—thank you for the warm welcome.

During a moment of downtime before our final engagement at Saint Thomas, Fifth Avenue, we thoroughly enjoyed exploring the vibrant city of New York. From world-class museums to beautiful parks, it was a wonderful opportunity for choir camaraderie!

For the final engagement of our tour, we were honoured to sing during the Solemn Eucharist at Saint Thomas Church, Fifth Avenue. It was a true joy to join the choir in worship, and to perform Byrd’s exquisite Ave Verum Corpus as part of the service. Saint Thomas Church

And that's a wrap on our tour to the U.S.! Some wonderfully generous Somervillians made the trip possible: the late Christian Carritt, the Hibbs Family, and the Houston Society of Oxford. We offer them heartfelt thanks for enabling such an enriching cultural experience for us.