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Celebrating the choral tradition since 1960

Music Director: Tim Horton

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Founded in 1960 and one of the most prestigious and longest-established large classical choral societies in the South East, the Croydon Bach Choir truly embodies the spirit of musical excellence and a deep love for the choral art form. Our ensemble is comprised of dedicated singers who share a passion for choral music and strive to achieve the highest levels of performance. Under the direction of our talented Music Director, Tim Horton, we tackle a diverse range of choral repertoire. For our concerts we always engage professional soloists and musicians. We are a registered charity, a member of Making Music and the National Association of Choirs, and are supported financially by the Humphrey Richardson Taylor Charitable Trust. We also welcome support from local business, either for a season or for individual concerts. If you are considering joining a choir that values high standards and takes pride in creating beautiful music with friendly, like-minded people who share your passion for music, then we welcome you to join us and experience the joy of making music together. Come to our next open rehearsal and see for yourself why the Croydon Bach Choir stands out among the rest!

Our next open rehearsal for prospective new members will be on Wednesday 24th September 2025 at 7:30 pm.

Summer 2025 Concert Review

Croydon Bach Choir delivered a captivating performance at St. Matthew's Church, showcasing their impressive range and skill through a diverse repertoire, despite the sweltering heat, with temperatures soaring to 33 degrees. The first half of the concert featured Elgar's The Music Makers, with soloist Belinda Evans' stunning vocals adding depth and emotion to the piece. The choir's passion and dedication shone through as they returned for the second half of the concert. The audience was treated to Chilcott's vibrant Little Jazz Mass and the enchanting "Songs and Cries of London Town." The highlight of the evening was undoubtedly Julian Empett's soul-stirring rendition of the solo part in Vaughan Williams' Five Mystical Songs. The Croydon Bach Choir's commitment to their craft was evident throughout the concert, and the appreciative audience was a testament to their talent and hard work. In summary, it was a memorable evening of music and camaraderie, a true celebration of the human spirit's ability to transcend even the most challenging of circumstances.

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We are very grateful to the Humphrey Richardson Taylor Charitable Trust for their continued support.

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