Harry Christophers

British Choral Conductor and Founder of The Sixteen

Harry Christophers is a renowned British conductor, best known for founding and directing the choral ensemble The Sixteen. His career has been marked by a focus on both early and contemporary choral music, bringing to life works from the Renaissance to the modern day. Christophers has conducted in prestigious venues worldwide and has produced an extensive catalog of recordings, many of which have received critical acclaim. His work with The Sixteen includes a wide range of projects, from large-scale tours to educational programs, aiming to reach a broad audience with the power of choral music. Under his leadership, The Sixteen has become one of the foremost choirs on the international stage, celebrated for its distinctive sound and stylistic versatility. Harry Christophers has been recognized for his contributions to music with honors such as a CBE (Commander of the Order of the British Empire) awarded by the Queen in her 2012 Birthday Honours list.