It is 25 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall, which for many was the symbol of the oppressive Eastern Bloc. In this concert Pegasus explores music which has emerged from post-Soviet Eastern Europe, alongside the 16-part Der Abend by Strauss – the epitome of German high romanticism before the War.

The choir’s debut performance at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse at Shakespeare’s Globe

Pegasus presented a feast of Christmas music old and new, in the breathtaking setting of London’s Charterhouse – a former monastery with a history dating back to 1348.

December 2015 saw Pegasus perform their annual Christmas concert in support of Princess Alice Hospice

A performance of three works honouring the patron saint of music on the eve of her feast day – presented with the London Handel Orchestra

Pegasus returned to the Brandenburg Choral Festival of London with a beautiful programme of choral works, featuring Gabriel Fauré’s renowned setting of the Requiem mass.

In 2015, the 600th anniversary year of the Battle of Agincourt, Pegasus presented an hour-long programme of glorious choral music exploring Anglo-French relations over the ages. Our venue was the historic Charterhouse in the City of London, and the concert was performed as part of the Open House London weekend.

Pegasus were delighted to perform at the sixth Kemble Spring Music Festival. Director - Matthew Altham Accompanist - Martin Toyer Concert Programme