The Cambridge Singers

British Chamber Choir

The Cambridge Singers are a renowned chamber choir formed in 1981 by composer and conductor John Rutter. The group is known for their recordings of both sacred and secular choral music, with a repertoire that spans from Renaissance works to contemporary pieces. The choir's members are mainly graduates from Cambridge University's various college choirs, and they have been praised for their blend, precision, and clarity of sound. Under Rutter's direction, The Cambridge Singers have produced numerous albums and have contributed significantly to the popularization of choral music through their performances and recordings. They have become particularly associated with Rutter's own compositions and arrangements, which often feature on their albums. The choir has garnered a global audience, enjoying success with both traditional choral enthusiasts and a wider public audience.