Westminster Abbey Choir


Photo by Paul Grover

Andrew Nethsingha, director

 

CONCERT TOUR SCHEDULE:

All concert times are TBD unless noted

April 21, 2026
Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea, Palm Beach, FL

April 22, 2026
Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea, Palm Beach, FL

April 24, 2026
Cathedral of St. Philip, Atlanta, GA

April 26, 2026
St. George’s Episcopal Church, Nashville, TN

April 28, 2026
Christ Church Cranbrook, Bloomfield Hills, MI

April 29, 2026
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Cleveland Heights, OH

May 1, 2026
St. John’s Episcopal Church Lafayette Square, Washington, DC

 

The Choir of Westminster Abbey appears by kind permission
of the Dean and Chapter of Westminster

The Choir of Westminster Abbey is renowned worldwide as one of the finest choirs of its type.  Comprising up to thirty boys and twelve professional adult singers, the choir’s wide-ranging performing activities are rooted in centuries-old tradition, and its repertoire ranges from plainsong and Tudor polyphony to 20th-century masterpieces and new commissions.

The choir’s primary purpose is the singing of the Abbey’s daily services.  In addition, it plays a central role in the many royal, state, and national occasions which take place there.  The choir also pursues a varied programme of recordings, concerts and tours, travelling in recent years to Australia, the Far East, the United States, Russia, Hungary, Italy, Spain and Germany.  In the UK, the choir presents an annual concert programme in the Abbey, and has performed at many leading venues and festivals, including the BBC Proms and the London Festival of Baroque Music.

NEW YORK CITY “… they sang an exquisite concert.”
The New York Times

MINNEAPOLIS “… unshakable discipline, beauty and fullness of tone, and the ability to capture the nuances of varies styles of music.  The audience could not get enough …”
Saint Paul Pioneer Press

“This is cathedral choral singing at its finest and most inspiring.”
Daily Telegraph

“… one of the great choral powerhouses of our time.”
Sydney Morning Herald

“The men and boys of Westminster … possess a beautiful sound, with a remarkably even blend and unanimity in phrasing.”
Washington Post