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The Arcadian Singers of Oxford was founded in 1976 as a madrigal choir.
Recently we have performed programmes in Keble, Exeter, Brasenose, Hertford and Permbroke College chapels. We have also sung at Westminster Abbey and St Paul’s Cathedral. The Arcadians have a reputation for being one of the most friendly University choirs. We regularly visit the pub after rehearsals and always follow our concerts with a social event such as a meal. We rehearse once a week during term-time, with extra rehearsals in the run-up to concerts. Committee
Conductor Laurence Lyndon-Jones |
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It is made up of roughly 25 singers, mainly consisting of students and staff of the University. We perform at least one concert a term in Oxford, and also participate in a number of other musical ventures both in and outside the city. Over the past five years the Arcadian Singers have recorded two successful CDs, broadcast on BBC Radio 3 and toured yearly. We are regularly invited to contribute to the Easter Liturgy at Ampleforth Abbey in Yorkshire.