A Selection of Past Projects

Since the choir began in 2000, Andy Whitfield, our founding Music Director, has created many original choral works and novel arrangements of traditional and modern classics for the choir. We have continued that tradition with original compositions from guest composers and conductors.

From the Liminal Space

A choral immersive experience, created by Ewan Anderson, exploring how making a few small changes can yield significantly different results.

Verse & Voice

A selection of poems put to music and accompanied by film. Includes an epic rendition of The Pied Piper of Hamlin by Robert Browning.

Charlie the Cello

An Arts Council-funded collaborative venture with local schools and other community groups. Click the image above for a video of the production.

Tarzan

A musical telling of the tale of the 'surprisingly hairless' primitive, vine-swinging male and his first encounters with Jane, performed with projections from the 1932 film classic.

Emergency Songs

Eight songs providing essential public information like how to have a baby in a car, land a plane, fend off a crocodile and perform a tracheotomy. Available to buy.

Frankenstein Sings

A narrative of the Mary Shelley story, performed alongside projections of the classic 1931 James Whale film. This creation was given life in 2010.

The Spectrum

An exploration of the world of Autism – created in 2007 by working with students from Beaumont College, Lancaster. Available to buy.

For Every Child

An oratorio based on the UN Charter of Children’s Rights – inspired by an orphanage in Madagascar – first performed with the Lancaster Singers in 2004. Available to buy.

The Lone Ranger

Performed with a back-projection of the first episode from the classic TV series and the audience divided into Lone Rangers and Tontos, complete with masks and feathers!

Watch performances

See more of our performances on our YouTube Channel

Listen to past projects

Visit our Soundcloud page and listen to extracts of our past performances and recordings.