This archive contains a list of our past performances. Please click the title of each concert for further information or photographs of each event. PDFs of the concert programmes, where available, can be accessed by clicking on the coloured link.
This archive is gradually being uploaded: please check back for further listings and documents as they are added.
Israel in Egypt
Pegasus Choir joined the London Handel Orchestra to perform one of George Frideric Handel’s finest oratorios – Israel in Egypt
Friends & Patrons of Shakespeare’s Globe Carol Concert
Pegasus joined the Friends of Shakespeare’s Globe for their annual Christmas carol concert. The evening included a range of Christmas music old and new, and special guest appearances by actors from Shakespeare’s Globe who gave seasonal readings.
Private Passions: Songs of Longing and Love
A concert of English sacred music from the 15th and 16th centuries, and Romantic partsongs and lovesongs by Parry, Elgar and Vaughan Williams.
Beyond the Wall: 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall
An evening of accounts – in music and words – of the momentous events of November 1989
Baroque Classics
Pegasus were pleased to perform, alongside players from the Royal College of Music, masterpieces of the Baroque from Italy and Germany
St. George’s Day Concert
Described by tilbach.org.uk as their “favourite chamber choir”, Pegasus were delighted to return to Tilford Bach Society
Eclectica – Lay a Garland. A Miscellany of Madrigals and Part-Songs
Pegasus were thrilled to return to Tilford Bach Society where they performed a summer concert at Farnham Castle
Attention! At The Place Theatre
Pegasus were delighted to perform as part of h2dance’s ‘Attention!’ – a new commission celebrating The Place’s 40th birthday
Christmas with Pegasus
Following the success of Pegasus’ recent outing to Grayshott for Mozart’s glorious Mass in C Minor for the Grayshott Concerts series Christmas begins in earnest for the choir.
The Ultimate Journey
Pegasus performed a concert of music by two of the masters of twentieth century church music – Herbert Howells and Frank Martin.