9 December 2012 saw Pegasus partner with Handel House to present an evening of carols spanning medieval times to present day. The sublime interior of John Ninian Comper’s Grosvenor Chapel in Mayfair proved to be perfect spot for an hour of Yuletide harmonies.

This late-afternoon recital saw Pegasus perform Sergej Rachmaninov's Vespers beneath St George's famous 17th century Dutch chandelier. Director - Matthew Altham Concert programme

On 24 January 2013, Pegasus performed Sergey Rachmaninov's hour-long choral masterpiece at St Martin-in-the-Fields.  This was the first of many candlelit performances by the choir at this atmospheric church on Trafalgar Square. Director - Matthew Altham

To celebrate the 270th anniversary of the London premiere of one of history’s most beloved oratorios, Pegasus and Belsize Baroque staged a performance of “Messiah” in the intimate surroundings of Mayfair’s Grosvenor Chapel.

Pegasus returned to St Martin-in-the-Fields, Trafalgar Square, in what was their second performance at the church for 2013.

Pegasus presented an hour-long concert of works by three composers who pushed the boundaries – both musically and in their personal lives: Carlo Gesualdo, Francis Poulenc and Benjamin Britten.

Pegasus performed the second of their “Bad Boys of Music” recitals at the historic Charterhouse in the heart of medieval London.

07 December 2013 saw Pegasus carry out their annual performance in support of Princess Alice Hospice, singing Christmas music old and new, and carols for everyone to enjoy.

Pegasus joined the staff, volunteers, supporters and families of Trinity Hospice in Clapham for their annual Light Up A Life Carol Service.

Marking the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War, Pegasus presented a programme of music and poetry written during the war and in response to it. This concert was performed as a fundraiser to support the work of The British Association For Performing Arts Medicine.