Planning is well underway for our concerts for 2020 and even into 2021! All events will be posted in the Events section so please do check back regularly, or sign up to our mailing list. Our Christmas concert takes place on December 17th 2019 at St James’ Garlickhythe. All the details are on our Event […]
We’re doing the rounds of venues outside London and in the capital this spring. Join us for concerts of Bach, Handel and more in Farnham, Tilford and at St Johns Smith Square.
Our new recording – For the Fallen: Music from the Time of the Great War – has been released by Signum Classics. Click below to read more and order your copy!
This year-long appointment will see Quintin helping to rehearse the choir, plan programmes, and conduct us in performance.
Pegasus invites ambitious choral conductors to apply for the role of Associate Musical Director for a 12-month placement commencing in September 2018.
We’re starting 2018 with a feast of music at St George’s Bloomsbury, and beginning to prepare for two operatic performances in March.
With our first Christmas concert in the City of London under our belt, we’re getting ready for charity carol services during December.
Our big Christmas concert for this year takes place on Friday, 1 December. For the first time we’ll be singing in one of London’s most beautiful Georgian churches, St Botolph-without-Bishopsgate, close to Liverpool Street station. With candelight, mulled wine and mince pies, it will be a feast of sights and smells as well as sound!
An audience of more than 200 gathered at St George’s Hanover Square on 17 September to hear the first London performance of a work by Colin Riley, and music by Elgar, Verdi, Barber, Pärt and others.
We lifted spirits with summery part-songs during the Landmark Trust’s open day at the historic Goddards house in Surrey.
"Credit to the chamber choir Pegasus for performing from memory with delicate precision"
The Times, March 2018 (Handel's 'Acis and Galatea', London Handel Festival)
"The closing sequence, when the Pegasus Choir sing Morten Lauridsen's 'O Magnum Mysterium' into the darkness, is a potent piece of theatre."
Evening Standard, July 2011 (Carlos Acosta, London Coliseum)
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