All Saints' Choir (left with Carlo Curley) was formed as a surpliced choir in 1842, and has a long tradition of fine choral music. In term time it sings the Eucharist every Sunday morning, and Choral Evensong twice a month. The choirmaster, Julian Parkin, is always pleased to hear from singers interested in joining us; and we offer choral scholarships for sixth-formers and university students.

Singing in a choir is an exciting way of developing musical skill for everyone; furthermore, research shows that choir children do better at school in all subjects. The choir's repertoire includes interesting and beautiful music from the 9th to the 21st centuries; and its vibrant social life culminates annually in a cathedral visit - in August 2010 it was in residence at Ely (photographs), and in 2011 it will be singing at St George's Chapel, Windsor and at Chichester Cathedral.