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Nonsuch Singers, described by The Times as "one of London's best chamber choirs", has a reputation for innovative programmes, high-quality singing and communicative performances. The choir's considerable repertoire encompasses a cappella and accompanied works from the Renaissance to the present day, and the choir performs regularly with many of the UK's leading period instrumental ensembles and finest young vocal soloists.

Newbury Weekly News, March 2012, "Conductor Graham Caldbeck gave superb leadership and the choir responded with a performance that was flawless, well-balanced, and exciting." Read the full review here...

Daily Telegraph, December 2007, "Most satisfying of all were the three beautifully shaped little anthems by Gabriel Jackson. The choir has a real affinity for his music."

The Times, October 2005, "...the Nonsuch Singers had an excellent night. Royer takes his chorus parts into the stratosphere, but this choir never faltered in intonation or tone." Read the full review here...

Early Music Review, November 2005, "The choir produced a splendid sound, clear, crisp and coordinated.....An enterprising performance by one of London's best chamber choirs."

Next concert

Israel in Egypt

Friday 22nd June 2012

St Martin-in-the-Fields, London

Handel - Israel in Egypt

with Canzona (Director: Theresa Caudle)
Nathalie Chalkley, soprano
Sofia Larsson, soprano
James Neville, counter-tenor
Rupert Charlesworth, tenor
Johnny Herford, bass
Gareth John, bass

Graham Caldbeck, conductor

Tickets £25, £22, £18, £12, £8, available here or 020 7766 1100

Israel in Egypt is a tour de force of choral singing, and we are particularly pleased to be performing it for this concert, since it will mark Graham Caldbeck's final concert as Director of Nonsuch Singers. We wish Graham all the very best in his future ventures, and would like to take this opportunity to thank him for his inspirational work with the choir over the past 16 years. Please do come and help us give him a truly memorable send-off on 22nd June. For its two upcoming Autumn concerts, the choir will be directed by guest conductors, and plans to appoint a new Musical Director from January 2013.