Crouch End Festival Chorus is one of the country’s leading symphonic choruses, with national and international recognition. Our performances at the Barbican and other top classical music venues attract excellent critical reviews and a discriminating audience.

Becoming a sponsor of Crouch End Festival Chorus gives your company an opportunity to link with us and share our values of excellence in the arts. Your company will play an important role in supporting our development and enabling us to put on concerts to the highest standard, enabling talented amateur singers to develop their skills and reach out to new audiences.

Your partnership with us will also allow you to reward clients or staff with top-price tickets for an evening of first-rate classical music, while also placing your brand in front of the many people who attend our concerts or see our website and publicity material.

Sponsorship packages

Concert Sponsorship: £2,000

As a concert sponsor, your company’s name and logo would be featured on all promotional material relating to the concert and the Crouch End Festival Chorus website and would be mentioned in the programme. In addition, you would receive up to 20 top-price tickets for the concert and your guests would receive a free programme and a glass of wine at the interval.

Super Sponsorship: £3,500

As a super sponsor, we would recognise your partnership with us by featuring your company’s name and logo on all promotional material and within the programme for four of our concerts within a year. At one of those concerts, you would receive up to 30 top-price tickets with programmes and a private area for drinks at the interval.

Sponsorship opportunities vary and we are always happy to tailor our packages to meet a company’s requirements. Please feel free to get in touch with our general manager at general.manager@cefc.org.uk to discuss your ideas.

Pictured above is a poster from June 2010, when sponsorship from a local business helped us bring a world-class concert of choral music to Muswell Hill. The performance featured works by four living British composers - David Bedford, Orlando Gough, James MacMillan and John Tavener - as well as classic sacred music by Palestrina, Bruckner and Grieg.