Royal Holloway, University of London is proud to present an evening of some of Mozart’s greatest and much-loved music, performed by the students and staff of our Chamber Orchestra and Chapel Choir and featuring the London Mozart Players.

The Choir of Royal Holloway is considered one of the finest mixed-voice collegiate choirs in the country. The 24 choral scholars that constitute the chapel choir undertake a busy schedule of services, concerts and tours, under the supervision of Director of Choral Music, Rupert Gough.

The Royal Holloway Chamber Orchestra features some of the most distinguished student musicians in the Department of Music including, for the first time, scholars from the College’s orchestral scholarship programme. They are conducted by Director of Orchestras, Rebecca Miller, and participate in a unique side-by-side performance scheme with the UK’s oldest chamber orchestra, The London Mozart Players.

In their debut performance together at St John’s Smith Square these ensembles unite, alongside countertenor Tim Travers-Brown, to showcase the diversity of Mozart’s orchestral and choral music.