Crouch End Festival Chorus's recording of Judge Smith's Requiem Mass is featured in a new video about life in Glastonbury

Crouch End Festival Chorus’s long-awaited new recording of Elgar’s choral masterpiece, The Kingdom, is now on sale on Signum Records.

Chandos Records releases a new recording on Friday 12 January 2024 celebrating the works of the siblings Felix Mendelssohn and Fanny Hensel (née Mendelssohn).

Crouch End Festival Chorus joined the London Mozart Players, soprano Sarah Fox, mezzo Dame Sarah Connolly, tenor David Butt Philip and baritone Neal Davies under the baton of William Vann to make a world première recording of Sir Charles Hubert H Parry’s early work Scenes from Shelley’s Prometheus Unbound.

Crouch End Festival Chorus returned to the stage of the Royal Albert Hall on Friday 15 July for the first night of the 2022 BBC Proms. The choir had previously sung at the first night in 2010 with Mahler's 'Symphony of a Thousand'.

A new Christmas album featuring Crouch End Festival Chorus has been released on November 26 2021 with an eclectic mixture of modern and traditional songs and carols.

Music Director David Temple appeared on the Gramophone podcast to explore the music of Benjamin Britten in conversation with Editor Martin Cullingford.

Crouch End Festival Chorus has won praise for displaying “passion, love and vision” in its performances of the Benjamin Britten classics Saint Nicolas and A Ceremony of Carols in a new recording released on November 6 2020.

Crouch End Festival Chorus features on the first ever recording of American composer Arnold Rosner’s Requiem, released by the Toccata Music Group on September 4 2020.

Crouch End Festival Chorus has won huge praise for its wide range of dramatic singing styles in an historic recording of Hubert Parry's Judith released at the end of February 2020.