BBC Singers - Performances

Performances

The BBC Singers can be heard in concert, on the radio, on recordings and in education workshops. They are often invited to perform alongside other BBC Performing Groups, in particular the BBC Symphony Orchestra, and are regular guests at the BBC Proms. Broadcasts are given from locations around the country.

Select discography:

  • Judith Bingham - Remoter Worlds - David Hill (conductor) 2008, Catalogue No. Signum Classics SIGCD144
  • Judith Weir - The Welcome Arrival of Rain - BBC Symphony Orchestra, Martyn Brabbins (conductor) 2008, Catalogue No. NMC D137
  • Janacek - The Excursions of Mr Broucek - BBC Symphony Orchestra, Jirí Belohlávek (conductor) 2008
  • Elizabeth Maconchy - Music for voices - Odaline de la Martinez (conductor) 2007, Catalogue No. LNT127
  • Rachmaninoff - Francesca di Rimini - BBC Philharmonic, Gianandrea Noseda (conductor) 2007, Catalogue No. Chandos 10442
  • Bob Chilcott - Man I Sing - Bob Chilcott, (conductor) 2007, Catalogue No. Signum Classics SIGCD100
  • Brian Ferneyhough - Choral works - Lontano, Odaline de la Martinez (conductor) 2007, Catalogue No. Metier msv28501
  • Michael Tippett - Choral Images - Stephen Cleobury (conductor) 2007 Catalogue No. Signum Classics SIGCD092
  • Paul Dukas - Ariane et Barbe-Bleue - BBC Symphony Orchestra, Leon Botstein (conductor) 2007, Catalogue No. TELARC 80680
  • Britten - Death in Venice - City of London Sinfonia, Richard Hickox (conductor) 2005, Chandos 10280(2)
  • One Star, At Last - A selection of carols of our time - Stephen Cleobury (conductor) 2005, Catalogue No. Signum Classics SIGCD067
  • Alexander Levine - Kolokolà - James Morgan (conductor) 2005, Catalogue No. Albany TROY736

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