If your musical taste can accommodate music from Guerrero to Gershwin, by way of Gibbons and Gorecki, then The Leeds Guild of Singers is for you!
This enterprising choir of about 25 members presents about ten concerts each season, singing mostly unaccompanied music in venues across Yorkshire, and sometimes beyond. Rehearsals in Leeds University Music Department on Tuesday evenings may be informal and convivial - but the choir seeks to maintain the highest standards.

We also like to explore adventurous repertoire, which has included in recent seasons programmes of Russian sacred music, French music from 14th to 20th centuries, Spanish and Portuguese polyphony from the Golden Age, as well as English music by Byrd, Tallis, Tomkins and Weelkes to works by Stanford, Howells, Vaughan Williams and Britten, by John Tavener and Gabriel Jackson, several first performances and lighter music.

Next event: Singing Workshop with Sarah Leonard,
an opportunity to receive expert advice on choral singing: details here.

Next concert: Singing for God,
TV Star joins The Leeds Guild of Singers!
Harry Gration, the popular newsreader and anchor-man from BBC T.V's news programme "Look North" will join the Leeds Guild of Singers to narrate an illustrated history of English church music, a concert in the "Music at St Matthew's" concert series: details here.
Next concert: Come & Sing Mozart's C minor Mass, K427,
this year's Come & Sing is accompanied by an invited orchestra, as last year: details here.

Previous concert: O Magnum Mysterium,
a concert of music & readings in anticipation of the Christmas season featuring music by William Byrd, Andrea Gabrieli, Morten Lauridsen, Pierre Villette, Richard Rodney Bennett, Herbert Howells & carols for all to join in: details here.