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The choir was founded in 1986, so that a group of enthusiastic singers could enjoy themselves while performing music to a high standard. There are around thirty of us in the choir and we are always on the lookout for new singers.

The choir has performed at major London venues and in festivals around the country, including the International Organ Festival in St. Albans. Many of the solos are sung by members of the choir.

We perform about six concerts per year at a variety of venues and are always looking for new and interesting places, indoor or out. Our regular haunts include:

• St. James’, Piccadilly
• Sherborne Abbey, Dorset
• The Gardens of "Shaw’s Corner" (NT)
• St Mary’s, Harrow-on-the-Hill

Click here to see pictures of us.

The Amici Choir was formed to give the first British performance of C.P.E. Bach’s St Markus Passion at St James’ Church Piccadilly. We have also given the first London performance of J.S. Bach’s St Mark Passion.

We have enjoyed singing early English music such as Byrd and Tallis, and modern music by composers such as Britten, Arvo Part, Gorecki and Taverner. A selection of past and future concerts will give you an idea of our range of music, which comprises both sacred and secular works, from renaissance church music and madrigals to music of the present day.

These pages were last updated on Thursday 30th November 2002 by the Webmaster.