To mark 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.

Winchelsea’s church of St Thomas played host to Pegasus for an evening of music and poetry commemorating the first world war. The choir performed works written during the Great War and in response to it.

Pegasus were honoured to be invited to sing as part of ballet superstar Carlos Acosta’s final performances, set within the grandeur of the Royal Albert Hall, this time with the music of Gabriel Fauré and Francis Poulenc

Pegasus were joined by the London Handel Orchestra, and a fine line-up of soloists, for this all-Mozart concert as part of the Grayshott Concerts series

Pegasus opened the autumn series of the Brandenburg Choral Festival of London with a one-hour concert at St Martin in the Fields church, in association with Woking and Sam Beare Hospices.

Our performance of Monterverdi’s glorious Vespers of 1610 in Farnham on May 14 garnered praise from the audience and the local press.

To mark the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s death, Pegasus returned to Winchelsea with a programme of choral works and solo songs which illustrate how the Bard’s poetry has inspired composers across eras and countries.

A performance of Bach’s great setting of the Mass, in the grand setting of St John’s, Smith Square.

Pegasus returned to the Tilford Bach Festival with the London Handel Orchestra