Concerts


2023

SHOWING SOON


2022

Baltics to Broomsticks – St James’s Church – December 2022

Welcome back all!

We are delighted to announce our upcoming Winter 2022 concert series, the first chance to hear us sing since July this year. We’ve been working hard this season in preparation for our new concert and we’re so excited to bring this music to life.

We’ll be regaling you with a wonderful programme of music from the world over, but with a particular focus on Northern Europe and the Baltics.

Following a sparkling programme with pieces from Estonia, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland, you’re sure to be enchanted, engaged and entertained by our eclectic selection of folk songs, choral arrangements, pop hits and seasonal carols.

As usual, the best place to get your tickets is on Eventbrite, simply follow one of the links below (however tickets will also be available on the door for those who need them!)

Time: 7.30pm -10pm

Location: St James’ Church, Bermondsey, SE16 4AA

Thursday 8th December
Saturday 10th December

Keep an eye on our Youtube channel for the release of our concert videos.

2022

Metamorphoses – St James’s Church – Summer 2022

Our next concerts will take place on the 30th of June and 2nd of July. Come see us! You can find tickets on Eventbrite, simply follow one of the links below.

Thursday the 30th
Saturday the 2nd

Missed out on this concert?

You can hear recordings from our previous concerts on our Youtube channel!


 

From Darkness to Light – St John the Baptist Church – February 2022
 
Our first concert after two long pandemic years. This was an evening of reflection where we explored the juxtaposition of darkness and light during these trying times.
 
In the first half, we immersed ourselves in the beauty and dangers of the night, prayers of protection, and the mourning of those we have lost. In the second half, we looked forward to brighter times, going from medieval South American hymns and contemporary film music, through to pop songs from Adele and the Beatles among others.
 
Keep an eye on our Youtube channel for the release of our concert videos.
 
 

2019

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All The Things We Are- Gresham Centre- December 2019

Concert Highlights:


Finnish Hymn- Maa On Niin Kaunis
Josef Rheinberger- Abendlied
Claude Debussy- Dieu! Qu’il la fait bon regarder (Trois Chansons)
Aaron Dale- Didn’t My Lord Deliver Daniel
Simon & Garfunkel- Sound of Silence
Philip Lawson- Lullay My Liking

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Good Vibrations- The Dutch Centre – Summer 2019

Concert highlights:

Sia Furler- Elastic Heart
Latvian Folksong – Es Gulu Gulu
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina – Exsultate Deo
Beach Boys- Good Vibrations 


2018

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LIC turns 5 Anniversary Concert- Gresham Centre- December 2018

London International Choir is 5 years old – a good reason to celebrate! Our showcase brought you the best of LIC: linguistic fun, crunchy chords, sky-high melodies, pumping bass-lines and cheesy key changes. From Classical to Bollywood, from Venezuela to the icy steppes of Russia, from the Middle Ages to the 21st Century, if it rocks, hums, raps, glides, elides or soars, we sing it.

Concert highlights:

Christopher Tin, Arr. Marius Imholz- Baba Yetu
Black Eyed Peas- Where is the Love
Thomas Hewitt Jones- Shenandoah
Eric Maschwitz & Manning Sherwin-A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square


 

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Summer Breeze – Gresham Centre – June 2018

Mix hot Cuban sauce with cool Russian salt, add a dash of Indian spice, beat in some Mozart, rap it in a rosy kiss, and you’re halfway to enjoying our summery musical cocktail, the Summer Breeze. It did, indeed, make people feel fine!

Concert highlights:

Paul Devlin – Caritas Christi Urget Nos

Trad, arr. Moses J Hogan – Elijah Rock

Sergei Rachmaninoff – Sacred Choral Concerto (part one)

Falco, Rob Bolland & Ferdi Bolland, arr. Richard Black – Rock Me Amadeus


2017

 1 day. 10 stations. 100 choirs. – London Bridge Station – March 2017

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We were a part of Youth Music’s Give a Gig week, a fantastic fundraising initiative and a celebration of live music that strives to make a genuine difference in young people’s lives through music.


Winter Rhapsody – Gresham Centre – December 2017

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Last year’s winter concerts were rhapsodies of joy, celebration, reflection and sheer craziness – rhapsodies comprising music from A(rgentinian tango) to Z(ulu spirituals), taking in French jazz, American classical and Bollywood along the way. A musically Bohemian Christmas? You got it. 

Concert highlights:

Morten Lauridsen- O Magnum Mysterium

Allah-Rakha Rahman, arr. Ethan Sperry- Jai Ho

Freddie Mercury, arr. Philip Lawson- Bohemian Rhapsody


Beyond Borders – Gresham Centre – June 2017Beyon Borders design

Summer concerts at Gresham Centre explored power of music to unite, and ultimately give meaning, by transcending boundaries across religion, race, and geography.

Concert highlights:

Paich & Porcaro (arr.Lawson)- Africa

Stevie Wonder- Master Blaster

Class of 2016 Tribute Medley: Bowie, Coen, Michael and Prince


Fun Palaces Day – National Maritime Museum Greenwich – October 2017

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The National Maritime Museum’s free pop-up festival of art, science, dance and music.


2016

A Winter Gathering – Swiss Church & St Peter’s Italian Church – December 2016

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Winter concerts at Swiss Church and St Peter’s Italian Church explored a multitude of feelings and thoughts we have towards this cosmopolitan city of London and the festive time of year – the anticipation, reflections and celebrations.

Concert highlights:

will.i.am, Timberlake, Taboo, apl.de.ap, Printz Board, Fratantuno & Pajon (arr. Devlin)- Where Is the Love?

Ashford & Simpson (arr. Emerson)- Ain’t No Mountain


Winter Choir Festival – Royal Festival Hall – December 2016

Southbank Centre annual winter festival


London Calling – St Pancras Church – June 2016

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Summer concerts at St Pancras Church took a speedy tour of some of our favourite sights in London – from Shakespeare’s Globe to Mayfair, from Elizabeth Tower to St. Paul’s Cathedral, taking the Tube, crossing the river a few times (or more), enduring a few typical London summer showers, and singing some of our favourite songs in the process.


LGBT History Month – William Morris Gallery – February 2016 

Salon Outrē initiative in collaboration with Nick Walters Performance Projects


2015

Season of Light – Swiss Church – December 2015

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Winter concerts at Swiss Church celebrated traditions across months, continents, and languages from Halloween and All Saint’s Day to Thanksgiving, solstice celebrations, Saint Nicholas Day, Jewish festival of light all the way up to Christmas and New Year.


Summer Awakening – Swiss Church and Goodenough College – June 2015

Summer concerts. Listen to some promo tunes here.


Friday Late – Victoria and Abert Museum – February 2015 

Queer and Now – Salon Outrē initiative at V&A Museum’s Raphael Cartoon Gallery


2014

Strangers In the Night – Swiss Church – December 2014 

Our first winter concert. Listen to some concert highlights here.


London Tour – June 2014

A day of public outdoor performances at places such as Exmouth Market, St. Pancras Station, St. Paul’s Cathedral exterior and Swiss Church. Watch a sample of the tour here.