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Chorus 'outstanding' in night of Beethoven magic

7 October 2019

Crouch End Festival Chorus (CEFC) won huge praise for a memorable performance of Beethoven’s Missa Solemnis and a new work "From the heart – may it return to the heart" at London’s Queen Elizabeth Hall on 5 October 2019.

“Classical, pop, jazz, film scores – you can do it all“ says new patron Debbie Wiseman

Patrons

27 September 2019

Composer and conductor Debbie Wiseman has praised the versatility of Crouch End Festival Chorus and says she is delighted to have become the 10th patron of a choir that “breaks through boundaries.”

Good Omens for choir with James Bond composer

Recordings

28 May 2019

After singing the soundtrack for Rocketman, expected to be one of the biggest films of the year, Crouch End Festival Chorus is involved in the most hotly anticipated TV show of 2019 – Good Omens.

Choir takes off for Rocketman soundtrack

Recordings

13 May 2019

Crouch End Festival Chorus is singing in the much-anticipated Elton John biopic Rocketman which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival on Thursday 16 May.

Sky Sports uses CEFC track for festive ad

Recordings

8 December 2018

We're delighted that Sky Sports has used our original recording of the Little Drummer Boy for its Festive Football advert.

CEFC sings with Morricone at the O2

Engagements

2 December 2018

Crouch End Festival Chorus was thrilled to be asked to accompany Maestro Morricone for his 'farewell' concert at the O2 in November 2018. Aged 90 Morricone is retiring from live performance but showed no signs of slowing down.

Crouch End goes to Hollywood

Recordings

22 March 2018

In March 2018 we were delighted to hear that Loving Vincent, one of our recording sessions, had been nominated for an Oscar at the 2018 Academy Awards.

Temple goes to the Palace

Misc

2 March 2018

It's official! Crouch End Festival Chorus music director David Temple has received his MBE award for Services to Music. Attending Buckingham Palace on Tuesday 6 March, Temple received his award from the Duke of Cambridge.

Testimonial David Cheal

Submitted by Caroline on 21 December 2016

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Most fabulously, Crouch End Festival Chorus added a divine dimension to Days, Waterloo Sunset and Shangri-La (performed here live, Davies said, for the first time). Lovely, lovely, lovely. As the Chorus’s voices soared behind him, Ray Davies looked like a very proud man indeed.