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Upcoming Concert: Brahms’ Requiem

Join us for our Autumn Concert

The Esterhazy Singers will present Brahms’ Ein Deutches Requiem for their Autumn 2022 concert, as arranged by the composer for choir and two pianos, alongside a small selection of equally evocative and transcendent alternative settings of the texts used in Brahms’ greatest work.

The concert will take place 9th November 2022 at Holy Trinity, Sloane Square, SW1X 9BZ

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Over Hill, Over Dale

9th July 2022
English Songs for a Summer Evening The Esterhazy Singers presented a delightful evening of English pastoral part songs and choral classics in the beautiful surroundings of St. Mary’s Church,…
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Haydn’s Nelson Mass

1st April 2022
The Esterhazy Singers, under our new Music Director, David Halstead, were delighted to return to live performance with the glorious Nelson Mass – named Missa in Angustiis (Mass for…
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Welcoming our New MD, David Halstead

14th November 2021
The Esterhazy Singers are pleased to welcome David Halstead as our new Musical Director from October 2021. David has taken over leadership of the choir from Andrea Brown, who…
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Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas

16th December 2020
From our homes to yours, The Esterhazy Singers send you our best wishes for the 2020 Christmas season. Several members of the choir have joined together virtually to share…
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Virtual Come & Sing Messiah

3rd December 2020
Handel: what was he thinking of? – a virtual exploration of Messiah Part I Andrea Brown, Jan Rautio and the Esterhazy Singers hosted a virtual celebratory look at this…
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Ave Verum Corpus – Virtual Performance

26th May 2020
In May 2020 the choir embarked on a virtual recording project of Mozart’s Ave Verum Corpus during the Covid-19 lockdown. So how did it work? There were three main…
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About Us

The Esterhazy Singers is an amateur choir of about 50 people that aims at professional standards. We also support music students by providing them bursaries to sing with us and learn to lead an experienced choir. Based in the City of London at St. Margaret Pattens Church, the choir is named after Haydn’s patrons, the Princes Nicholas and Paul Anton Esterhazy.

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