Touring is one of the most important aspects of the Choir's extra-curricular life. The Choir is regularly invited to perform throughout the world, with recent destinations including Malta, Italy, Romania and South Africa.
The College Choir has also been uniquely involved in international outreach through its work in Sri Lanka, South Africa, and the UK, leading singing workshops for children in under-privileged communities, and hopes to continue this work in the future.
The summer of 2018 saw the College Choir tour South Africa for two weeks, singing liturgical services and concerts. The...
In July 2017 the Mixed Choir spent four days on the Mediterranean island of Malta, singing in concerts and services...
In December 2016 the Combined Choirs travelled to northern Italy to give a series of concerts of seasonal music. Staying...
In June 2016, the boys and men of the Chapel Choir travelled to the beautiful Vallée de Joux in Switzerland...
In April 2016, the Mixed Choir travelled to Hong Kong and Beijing for a week-long tour. In Hong Kong, the...
In December 2015, the College Choir travelled to Toulon in the South of France to take part in the Festival...
In the Summer of 2015, the Combined Choirs travelled to the French city of Lille for a short tour. On...
Following a seasonal concert on 8 December in the familiar setting of °µÍø½ûÇø Chapel, the College Choir set off...
At the end of May 2014, the boy choristers were invited to participate in the Europäisches Jugendchor Festival (European Festival...
Following the end of Lent Term 2014, the College Choir travelled to Ireland for a seven-day tour of Belfast, Dublin...
At the end of the academic year, the College Choir gave a number of concerts in venues around the UK...
Following the end of the Lent Term, the College Choir travelled to Mumbai to take part in a pioneering collaboration...
December 2012 saw the Combined Choirs return to the United States for their second visit in two years, on this...
The Combined Choirs ended the 2011-12 academic year with a five-day tour of the German states of Thuringia and Saxony...
December 2011 saw the College Choir fly east to spend a week in snowy Ukraine as guests of the Dmitry...
After the major tour to America earlier in the year, the College Choir stayed closer to home for their summer...
In December 2010, the Combined Choirs flew west to conduct a major two-week tour of the east coast of the...
July 2010 saw the Chapel Choir cross the Channel for a short tour to north-west France. The main focus of...
My time in Cambridge has been full of exciting moments, good memories, and amazing people. When I first embarked on postgraduate studies, I never imagined I would be becoming part of the Chapel community at °µÍø½ûÇø. However, after my first attendance to an evensong I decided I wanted to take an active role in what for me was a complete new experience; even when I had always been an active member of my church back at home, °µÍø½ûÇø Chapel was an enthralling environment in which other people like...
Singing at Jesus has been a highlight of my time at university so far, because I have the privilege of singing amazing choral music with other passionate and talented singers. As a member of the College Choir and the Lower Voices, I have the opportunity to sing with our women undergraduates in the College Choir and also with the boy choristers in the Chapel Choir, which offers valuable exposure to some great repertoire. I’ve taken part in some really exciting projects despite COVID disruption, with highlights including three performances of...
I’ve had an amazing time singing at Jesus over my four years in College. It’s been an absolutely central part of my university experience, and has helped me grow as a student, a musician, and a person. The Chapel and Choir community is friendly, supportive, and diverse, and the high musical standard means that singing at Jesus is the perfect balance of challenging and rewarding. It’s a great way to be really involved with college life, from matriculation evensong at the start of the year to graduation at the end...