Crouch End Festival Chorus live in London

Experience Crouch End Festival Chorus live on July 11th

Crouch End Festival Chorus presents a concert on July 11th, 2026, at Former Holy Trinity Church in London. The chorus is recognised for its performances of large-scale choral works, encompassing a broad repertoire from classical composers like Verdi and Mahler to contemporary pieces. They are known for their dynamic interpretations and substantial size – typically exceeding 100 voices – allowing for a rich and powerful sound. The choir regularly collaborates with professional orchestras and soloists.

Former Holy Trinity Church, situated in Stoke Newington, holds historical significance within the local community. Originally consecrated in 1868, the building is an example of Victorian Gothic Revival architecture designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott Jr. It served as a functioning parish church for over a century before closing its doors for regular worship in 1979.

Subsequently, the building underwent a period of adaptive reuse and is now primarily utilized as a versatile arts and events space. Its acoustics are particularly well-suited to musical performances, contributing to its appeal as a concert venue. The interior retains many original architectural features, providing a distinctive atmosphere for events. Details regarding the specific programme for the 2026 concert are currently unavailable.