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The Sacred Cry
This spring, Kingfisher Chorale invites you to a richly woven evening of choral music, featuring two radiant works from Central Europe: Leoš Janáček’s Mass in E-flat and Zoltán Kodály’s Missa Brevis. Though composed only a decade apart, these pieces offer two distinct windows into a musical world where sacred tradition meets the colours and rhythms of everyday life. Both Janáček and Kodály were profoundly shaped by the sounds around them – the speech patterns, folk songs, and
Anne Whitehouse
Jan 272 min read


When the Guildhall Sings: Christmas with Kingfisher Chorale
The first of Kingfisher Chorale’s three Christmas concerts took place in Leicester's mediaeval Guildhall. Outside, the city moved at its usual 21st century pace; inside we were creating a different world. No frantic Christmas shopping here!
A couple of hours before the doors opened, the fire was roaring in the grate, the wine was mulling, and we were carefully rehearsing another superb programme of delightful Christmas music, old and new.
Anne Whitehouse
Dec 18, 20252 min read


O Clap Your Hands! A joyful a cappella concert for a spring evening.
One of the joys of singing with a group such as Kingfisher Chorale, for me, is the wide repertoire we cover. Our Spring concert is no except
Sarah Clayton
Mar 14, 20252 min read


Cello and Voices - the perfect Bach combo with Kingfisher Chorale!
The nights are drawing in, cozy evenings await, and what better way to begin the autumnal season than listening to some wonderful cello...
Sarah Clayton
Oct 26, 20241 min read
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