Welcome to Pegasus!
Whether you’re just getting curious about choral music, or you’re as passionate about it as we are, there are several reasons you’ll want to hear Pegasus – if you’re not a fan already! Read a little about us below, and check out our interview as Handel House Museum’s “Musician of the Month”. For details of our next performance, scroll down to the bottom of this page, or click on the Performance tab.
Busy and diverse
We perform about a dozen times a year, in venues ranging from London’s historic churches to major theatres and concert halls. We also give concerts around southern England, and sometimes abroad too. Read reviews of a recent performance for the Tilford Bach Society, and of our debut at St Martin in the Fields, London.
Adventurous but accessible
Our repertoire ranges from the classics of western sacred music to operetta and close harmony. We love to bring lesser-known works to life and to premiere new pieces. We’ve even collaborated in contemporary dance performances! Whatever we do, our performances are designed to enrapture, enlighten and excite our audiences.
Acclaimed and award-winning
From Radio 3’s The Choir to international choral competitions in Spain and Italy, Pegasus has won recognition for its high musical standards and commitment to creative and beautiful music-making. We’ve had successful collaborations with conductors such as John Rutter, orchestras such as the London Handel Players, and world-famous ballet dancer Carlos Acosta.
“The closing sequence when the Pegasus Choir sing Morten Lauridsen’s O Magnum Mysterium into the darkness is a potent piece of theatre.” Evening Standard
Next concert
Tuesday 30th July 2013 at 7:30 PM
Pegasus with Carlos Acosta
London ColiseumLondon, UK
| For the third time, Pegasus performs with renowned dancer Carlos Acosta at The London Coliseum. We will accompany Carlos in movements from Fauré's Requiem and Poulenc's Gloria. An unforgettable evening of ballet by one of the world's greatest dancers - and one of London's finest choirs! Performances on July 30th & 31st, and August 2nd - 4th. Click here for more information. |  |
