Tenebrae

We are delighted to be working in conjunction with acclaimed composer and Tenebrae soprano Josephine Stephenson to compose a new work which will feature in our twentieth anniversary celebration programme ‘Humanity... continued

Brighten your January with our concert films! 

Series Tickets available here

Tenebrae Unlocked is a brand new series of specially created and filmed performances, featuring our most popular repertoire alongside new discoveries, and bringi... continued

We are delighted to be expanding the reach of Tenebrae’s Choral Development Programme even further – working in association with the Self-Isolation Choir to give thousands of choral singers across the world the opportunity to ... continued

The first concert in our new film series Tenebrae Unlocked is now available to stream online! Click here to purchase your ticket.

The programmes we have chosen reflect much of the music that Tenebrae has performed and recorded over the... continued

Time for another update and I’m delighted and relieved to say we actually have plenty of recent activity to share with you!

The main event for Tenebrae during these first months of autumn was the filming of ‘Tenebrae Unlocked’, a series... continued

We’re launching a brand new series of specially designed films, bringing the Tenebrae concert experience to you at home – Tenebrae classics and new choral discoveries available to stream online.

Thanks to our amazing supporters all over the world, we w... continued

In these worrying times it’s quite a challenge to write a blog and make it all breezy and positive. I’d love to tell everyone that we have a full schedule of concerts up our sleeve, but of course that isn’t the case – for reasons o... continued

Well, it seems rather odd to be writing a blog that relays nothing about recent exploits with Tenebrae. No concerts, no music. Thank heavens we live in a time where technology can at least help a bit with that. Like all other choirs we are ‘g... continued

Call me basic, but a stand-out track for me is Golovanov’s Oche Nash setting from the Russian Treasures disc. So much of that disc way back in 2014 introduced me to new material – ... continued