Concerts and other major events
Free concerts in the College Chapel every Wednesday 1.15-1.45pm during term.
Come and relax in the beautiful setting of Royal Holloway Chapel. Each week there is a themed programme featuring a wide variety of music from the Choir of Royal Holloway alongside visiting instrumentalists, instrumental and vocal solos.
Click on the Midweek Music picture on the left to see details of the next concert and programmes for this term.
Or read on to find details of our featured concerts, both at the College and around the UK.
Brandenburg Festival Concert: Spem in alium
Monday 6th May 2019, 7:00pm
St. Martin-in-the-Fields, Trafalgar Square, London
The choir teams up with other ensembles to perform Tallis' mammoth 40-part motet; Spem in Alium. More details will be released in due course. See here for tickets and further information.
Beethoven's Ninth Symphony
Saturday 25th May 2019, 7:30pm
St. Andrew's Hall, Norwich
Sunday 26th May 2019, 7:30pm
Barbican Centre, Silk Street, London
The choir join with the Britten Sinfonia Voices, and the Britten Sinfonia in the culmination of their Beethoven Symphony Cycle, conducted by Thomas Adès. Often regarded as the finest of Beethoven's Symphonies, the famous 'Ode to Joy' chorus is complemented by Gerald Barry's The Eternal Recurrence, which sets texts from Nietzsche's 'Also sprach Zarathustra'.
More information and tickets can be found through this link.
Martin Randall Travel: London Choral Day
Friday 7th June 2019
Westminster & Lambeth
London Choral Days by Martin Randall Travel put outstanding and exciting choral ensembles in some of the most beautiful buildings in the capital.They take the form of a day-long sequence of performances, talks, lunch and refreshments, the audience moving between the venues on foot.
The next London Choral Day begins in the shadow of Westminster Abbey and progresses across the river to Lambeth. Performances include the choir of St Margaret’s Westminster, The Gesualdo Six in Lambeth Palace Chapel and The Choir of Royal Holloway in Lambeth Palace’s Great Hall.
To book on to this exciting tour, please click here.
