We welcome everybody, whatever their singing background, to experience the joy of communal singing. Our choir has a varied repertoire, there’s no audition and you don’t need to read music.

We have 2 taster sessions each term where you can get to know the choir, our repertoire and the pleasure of singing: you can book here :-

This term we will be working towards our joint Star themed concert with the Clerkenwell Community Choir at St. Giles in the Barbican. Our repertoire will include music from Britten to La La Land via Fleet Foxes. See you there!

We had a wonderful Summer concert…

The London Phoenix Choir is an independent, not-for profit organisation formed in 2022 from the ashes of English National Opera’s Community Choir. We are based in Marylebone, near Baker Street station, and we meet on Thursday evenings from 7-9pm. We welcome new members at the start of term. We are an inclusive and welcoming group and we generally have concerts at the end of each term. In the  photo below  we’re rehearsing for our annual Christmas concert at St Giles Cripplegate, and the second photo is from our performance with other choirs of the Habanera from Carmen at the Brandenburg Choral Festival in March 2025.

A choir performing in a church with a conductor leading them, dressed mainly in red, with a Christmas tree and stained glass windows in the background.
Choir conductor leading a choir in a concert hall with numerous adult choir members, some holding sheet music and engaged in singing or responding, and a few seated and watching.

Another benefit of being a choir member is we are often invited to dress rehearsals and workshops by the English National Opera. In the past we’ve had tickets for La Boheme, The Turn of the Screw, Akhenaten, Rigoletto, The Elixir of Love & the Pirates of Penzance.

A choir of older men and women singing, led by a conductor in a red shirt, inside a room with large windows.
A group of older adults, three women and one man, wearing red clothing, engaged in conversation indoors.