https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Harpsichord masterclass by Professor Terence Charlston Worcester Choir brings music to the opening of the new Sultan Nazrin Shah Centre Worcester College to host new January festival with musical events for all Concert in London’s Theatreland attracts capacity crowd Carol Composition Competition 2018 Nabucco: End of Year Chorus New Graduate Organist appointed; news of former Organ Scholars Carol Composition Competition 2019 Worcester’s Carol Composition Competition 2020 Vacancies in the Mixed Choir, 2017-18 The Choir Contact Worcester’s Choral and Organ Scholarships Open Day A busy end to term Mid-term merriment and choir hits the road; a 7th week update Choral Scholars in Conversation: Dom, Tenor A start of term interview with an organ scholar Thoughts on the Tour to the South of France, July 2017 Reflections on "Christmas" week Mixed Choir Recording: Exeter Chapel A swell day in the life of a Senior Organ Scholar The life of the choral scholars in photos 1st Week Choir Blog: Freshers, Fun and Farrant 'Electric' atmosphere and sold-out performances at Epiphany Festival Apologies… 'The music, the setting, the sunset, the warmth… unforgettable' The Sir John Marriott Trust Fund Choir leads worship on longest-running daily radio programme Bedford School sings choral evensong joint with the boys' choir History of the Chapel Life Events An Epiphany Festival at Worcester College Former Worcester organ scholars take on new posts in the world of church music O Sing Joyfully Talented young composer wins Worcester Choir Carol Competition 2017 Services Events this term Online Chapel, Trinity Term 2020 The Chapel and Covid-19 An Epiphany Festival at Worcester College Schools’ Week 2017 Tickets Personnel Joining the Choir Harpsichord Festival Oxford and Cambridge Singing School comes to Worcester Chapel Life and works of English composer Robin Milford celebrated in Chapel Interested in applying for the Worcester organ scholarship? Canford School sing joint evensong with the mixed choir