Choir of the Earth has launched the first ever choral resources available on the Soundslice Store, introducing choristers everywhere to a completely new way to learn and interact with music. Our Musical Director describes Soundslice as, “the most powerful tool to come into choral music since the invention of the paper score.” Read more to learn why and how it works.

Choir of the Earth is thrilled to reveal its 2025/26 choral music programme - a rich and varied season spanning centuries, continents and styles. This marks the Choir’s most exciting year to date, featuring iconic classics, powerful spirituals, spectacular collaborations, and world premiere recordings.

Earth Choir Academy has launched a Crowdfunder campaign to support the creation of high-quality learning tracks for its upcoming Messiah course and new choral resource library. Find out how you can get involved and get your hands on an invitation to our exclusive pre-course preview event!

Choir of the Earth is thrilled to unveil its 2024/25 programme, offering a rich and varied online choir experience for choral singers of all levels, with opportunities to sing and record some of the most iconic works in the repertoire, taught by Musical Director Ben England, using unparalleled teaching and rehearsal resources. Don't miss out - join us today!

As coronavirus restrictions finally begin to lift, many musicians are experiencing a “hallelujah” moment as they begin to perform once again. But one choir hit the headlines exactly a year ago for exclaiming “Hallelujah!” in the most literal and magnificent of ways… and now they’re doing it all over again!

The Self-Isolation Choir’s marvellous Musical Director Ben England has taken part in a series of conversations by the Royal Philharmonic Society, to share his experiences of leading the Messiah at Home project online this spring.

Watch a live stream performance of Handel's Messiah from all our recordings from an international virtual choir, now over 3,600 singers, including home recorded baroque orchestra and soloists, Sunday 31 May 2020 at 7.30 pm UK time.