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MJ's Choirs

In 2003, MJ launched the Brighton City Singers followed by the South London Choir in 2006, and started a new choir in 2010, The West London Choir, with a combined vocal force of over 200 singers. The members are all ages and from all walks of life. The choral repertoire ranges from classical to gospel, musicals to swing, jazz, pop and new music.

The choirs perform regularly at the Royal Festival Hall and for the last six years at the Brighton Festival Fringe and in 2009, the choir participated in a British-American Remembrance Day concert - Hands Across the Sea for Humanity with over 300 voices at the stunning Central Hall in Westminster.

It is the Director’s strong belief that the joy of singing is increased for the members by performing at well-known venues but just as importantly by doing community outreach through song. Throughout the years the choirs have sung for the blind and disabled, the elderly, long-term prisoners and the terminally ill. From 2006 – 2009, MJ’s choirs raised over £7500 for Shelter and Anchor House the Samaritans, Martlets and Trinity Hospices, Royal London Society for the Blind, the children's charity Rockinghorse and Demelza Hospice for Children.

The choirs rehearse every week throughout the whole year and continue to grow and accept commissions for songs and concerts from both private and public institutions.

Related Links — Sing & You're Winning, Hitting a New High, Gingerism, Royal Festival Hall, Ginger Chorale, BBC South Today, Wild Ocean, The Argus, Time Out London, Gerontius, The Gesar Foundation

Read what the South London Press has to say about MJ
and the South London Choir - you'll want to join in!