Symphony Chorus

Cambridge University Symphony Chorus is a busy and vibrant choir of approximately 120 members which gives singers the fantastic opportunity to perform some of the most dramatic and passionate choral music ever written. The chance to sing mass works such as Verdi Requiem, Mendelssohn Elijah and Mahler Symphony No.8 and other large-scale repertoire rarely performed in College Choirs, is part of what makes the Symphony Chorus so special.

Cambridge University Symphony Chorus has truly flourished over the past 30 years, delivering exceptional performances of choral classics. A guest conductor is invited for one term each year. The Chorus also enjoys trips and performances abroad for example Florence, Prague, Tallinn, Paris, Lisbon and, most recently, Rome. If you’re passionate about singing and looking for the chance to perform some of the grandest vocal repertory, CU Symphony Chorus is the place for you.

Come & Sing

The university’s “big choir”, the Cambridge University Symphony Chorus, invites you to an open rehearsal this Thursday at 19.30 in St Paul’s Church, Hills Road. We’ll be singing pieces from our upcoming concert, including Ralph Vaughan Williams’ masterful Mass in G minor for double choir, as well as William Walton’s exhilarating Coronation Te Deum. Whether you’re a choral scholar or an instrumentalist, a composer or a musicologist, nothing quite compares to singing large-scale symphonic choral repertoire with a hundred others, and if you don’t believe us, why not dust off your vocal chords and give it a try! If you’d like more information, email manager@camchorus.uk. CUSC: we sing big works in big buildings