Josep Pons conducts two terrific and colourful Spanish scores

Bernstein the choral composer drawing on his Jewish heritage as well as writing for the Christian church – both fused in his popular Chichester Psalms.

Choral music by Finzi, setting some great British poetry, sits alongside Bairstow’s masterly Let all mortal flesh and Farrar’s touching To Daffodils.

J S Bach’s St Matthew Passion in the edition Mendelssohn prepared for the 1829 performance he mounted in Berlin, and which heralded Bach’s renaissance.

A powerful operatic exploration of the US justice system and capital punishment given by a strong cast headed by Joyce DiDonato.

The BBC Singers perform a concert of musical settings of the welsh-born poet, George Herbert

The BBC Singers give a lunchtime concert at LSO St Luke's featuring works by Debussy and Pizzetti.

Celebrating his 60th anniversary of working with the BBC Singers, Barry Rose conducts Stainer's Crucifixion at Guildford Cathedral.

Smaller scale choral Elgar that finds the composer lifting some beautiful British poetry as well as sacred texts into song.

Celebrated vocal coach Mary King leads a workshop on some of Handel’s most popular choral works. Supported by members of the BBC Singers, develop your vocal technique and explore key sections of music by Handel.

Man’s humanity to man amid the horrors of war links this imaginative programme that includes a world premiere by New Zealand composer Ross Harris.

Three of Handel’s Coronation Anthems and his Dixit Dominus give the BBC Singers and St James’ Baroque the chance to shine in much-loved music.

Join vocal specialist Tom Appleton to explore sections from Elgar’s choral masterpiece The Dream of Gerontius. With support from the BBC Singers, expand your vocal skills with this oratorio which contains some of Elgar’s greatest music.

Thomas Dausgaard conducts Rachmaninov's Third Piano Concerto at City Halls.

Michael Crawford joins the BBC Singers for the dramatic tale of Noah’s Ark, brought to life in the stunning setting of Southwark Cathedral.

BBC Singer Ed Price leads a fun, family-friendly workshop on Joseph Horovitz’s charming choral work portraying the story of Noah and his Ark.

A real charmer of a piece by Joseph Horowitz and Michael Flanders tells the story of Noah and his Ark.

Andrew Griffiths returns to work with the BBC Singers in a programme celebrating sacred and secular Slavic choral music.

The BBC Singers perform Rachmaninov’s Vespers and the world premiere of Rory Boyle’s Songs from the Marshes

The BBC Singers explore music written by Masters of the King’s and Queen’s Music over the last 100 years.

Christmas comes early for the BBC Singers this year with the annual contemporary Christmas carol concert.