A lovely day trip to Canterbury to sing the Rach Vespers.
Author: Tim Reader
It’s a wrap
Posted by Tim Reader & filed under 2019, CD.
Photos from our recording sessions in October.
Into the studio with Owain Park
Posted by Tim Reader & filed under 2019, CD, Owain Park.
Announcing Epiphoni’s second CD recording – the music of Owain Park.
Thanks & Praise – from Jess
Posted by Tim Reader & filed under Members only.
Dear all Before the 19/20 season stumbles upon us, we’d like to share with you some lovely words of kindness we’ve received this past year: An anonymous review from an Audience Club member for our 5th birthday bash: “Magnificent choir. Beautiful singing in a programme of great variety, with moments of perfect simplicity and others… Read more »
Summer 2019 round-up
Posted by Tim Reader & filed under Performances, Weddings.
The conductor takes a look back at what has kept the choir out of trouble this summer holidays.
Five years not out!
Posted by Tim Reader & filed under Event announcement, Performances, Publicity.
Epiphoni is five! Yes, in 2019 we celebrate our wood anniversary and we intend to do so in style!
5-star review and two sell-out performances of Christmas Truce
Posted by Tim Reader & filed under Christmas, Reviews.
Epiphoni’s performances of The Christmas Truce sold out two weeks running and earned itself a 5* review in the Arts Desk, as well as a standing ovation from the audience at St Paul’s Covent Garden.
2018 round-up, committee, Jess and 2019
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One year, maybe, I won’t be able to say “this year was even better than the last” but…
Hadley Fraser leads cast for The Christmas Truce
Posted by Tim Reader & filed under Christmas.
Epiphoni is delighted to announce Hadley Fraser in the starring role for Rufus Stilgoe’s The Christmas Truce which is being revived in 2018 after its premier performance in 2014.
Members of Epiphoni invited to sing in Mahler 8 at the BBC Proms
Posted by Tim Reader & filed under 2018, Event announcement.
Members of Epiphoni perform at the BBC Proms in Mahler’s “Symphony of a Thousand”, No. 8.