Gloucester Cathedral Choir

The Gloucester Cathedral Choir, with a rich history dating back to 1541, is one of the UK's most renowned choral ensembles. Established by King Henry VIII, the choir has been enchanting audiences for nearly 500 years with their exquisite performances. Comprising Boy Choristers and Lay Clerks, the choir sings six services each week during term time, along with major Easter and Christmas services, and participates annually in the prestigious Three Choirs Festival. Their repertoire spans a wide range of choral music, from traditional hymns to contemporary compositions, ensuring there's something for every music enthusiast. Beyond their regular services, the choir also delights in regular concerts and broadcasts, sharing their musical prowess with a broader audience. For those eager to experience their music, the choir's recordings are available on platforms like SoundCloud, offering a glimpse into their melodious world.