English Chamber Choir
The English Chamber Choir is a choir based in England. It was founded in 1972,
with Haydn’s Nelson Mass and Fauré’s Requiem with Hertfordshire Chamber
Orchestra. Early engagements included a live performance of the rock opera Tommy
with the London Symphony Orchestra, marking the choir’s entry into productions.
In 2012, they re‑recorded Rick Wakeman’s Journey to the Centre of the Earth at
Abbey Road Studios. They collaborated with Belmont Ensemble and artists Rick
Wakeman and John Tavener. The group appeared at South Bank, Barbican, and St.
John’s Smith Square. Notable milestones ...
Go To The Mirror BoyRichard Harris, Roger Daltrey, Steve Winwood and English Chamber Choir
Tommy
1921Steve Winwood, Roger Daltrey, London Symphony Orchestra, Graham Bell, Maggie Bell and English Chamber Choir
1:53
Rule, BritanniaAugusta Lees, English Chamber Choir, English Chamber Orchestra, Guy Protheroe, Timothy Murton Laight, John Gregory Knowles and Ian Humphries
Sally SimpsonPete Townshend, London Symphony Orchestra and English Chamber Choir
Tommy
5:09
The JourneyRick Wakeman and English Chamber Choir
Journey to the Centre of the Earth
8:56
See the Conquering HeroEnglish Chamber Orchestra, English Chamber Choir, Guy Protheroe, James Rattigan, Timothy Murton Laight, John Gregory Knowles and Ian Humphries
