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The Epiphoni Consort is an award-winning chamber choir
We perform music of all eras and styles to a professional standard across London and beyond. With two competition awards, BBC Radio and TV appearances, and a critically acclaimed debut CD, the choir has firmly established itself as one of London’s foremost ensembles.
Advent Carols by living composers
Advent Sunday 2023 we sang 5 pieces by living composers - Sheils, Corp, Beattie and more
2nd place in International Choir Competition
Epiphoni won two awards in Derry this October - early music award and 2nd place
News
26 June 2024
10th anniversary tickets on sale
To coincide with the release of tickets for our anniversary concert on Sunday 10th November we have released our official trailer.
Events
Sat 2 November 2024
Duke’s Hall, Royal Academy of Music
London International Choral Conducting Competition
Epiphoni will appear alongside Coro and Chantage in this exciting competition.
Sun 10 November 2024
Battersea Arts Centre
Immersive Fauré Requiem (from memory) with Roderick Williams
With soloists Roderick Williams and Hilary Cronin.
Fri 13 December 2024
St Pancras Church
Breathing Matters Charity Christmas Concert
Join us for our festive celebration in collaboration with Breathing Matters.
Tue 17 December 2024
St Anne's Wandsworth
Home-Start Carol service
As ever, featuring favourite carols and celebratory guest readers. Programme to follow.
Epiphoni aspires to be the UK’s leading non-professional choir
Formed in 2014, the choir has developed into a uniquely adventurous and chameleonic ensemble – by turns a chamber choir, symphonic chorus, solo voice ensemble – performing around 12-15 concerts, services, residentials, musical plays, competitions, and private functions a year in London and beyond.
Most recently the choir was awarded second place at the City of Derry International Choir Festival and a special award for “Outstanding Performance of a Piece written before 1750”.
The choir has released 3 CDs on Delphian Records and in 2018 received a a 5-star review from the Arts Desk for a performance they described as “up there with the best professional choirs”.