| Founded at Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire, The Blenheim Singers has attracted much acclaim for its exciting performances of British music. Under the direction of Tom Hammond-Davies, the group has become known for its particularly rich quality of sound, along with its young vocal freshness, much suited to the repertoire.
The choir’s debut was a critically acclaimed chamber performance of Handel’s Messiah in the Chapel at Blenheim Palace, an event which has since become a yearly Christmas occasion, attracting people all over the globe to savour traditional good cheer at the Palace ‘dressed for Christmas’.
In recognition of the Palace's naming after the town of Blindheim (Germany), the Blenheim Singers explore the works of German composers alongside those from the British circles, creating new and exciting Anglo-German programmes.
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