Welcome

Registered Charity No 1055674

Welcome to Cantores - a much sought-after chamber choir with a growing reputation for innovative and exciting programming, and for memorable performances in and around the Cotswolds.

We're now on both Facebook and Twitter. Also, you can order tickets here (nice discount if you book online), sign up to our newsletter and catch up on concerts forthcoming and past.

You can use the Contact Us form to reach us by telephone or email. We look forward to welcoming you to our concerts.

Weddings

“We wanted to thank you so much for making the service so beautiful.

“We had so many comments on how rousing the hymns were and how beautifully the choir sang.”

Cantabile is a variable sized groups of singers available to sing at special events such as weddings or funerals, taken from the larger chamber choir Cantores.

We can provide any size group according to your needs and the venue, but do get booked up many months in advance.

Indeed, if you’re planning on getting married in 2012, please note that we’re already fully engaged for this year, but are taking bookings for 2013 (and beyond…)

The norm for smaller churches is about 8 singers, but we can provide more if needed. If you know what music you want. or if you’d like some ideas, we will do our best to deliver.

If you’d like to know more, to enquire about prices or discuss a specific event, then please do get in touch, either using the Contact Us form on this website, or by ringing Lynne Whitworth on 01453 840878.

“Thank you so much for the fantastic job you and your choir did for our wedding. It was nice having a choir there to lead the congregation and “Ave Maria” was superb!”

“Please convey a huge thankyou to everyone present in Cantabile for the wonderful singing at Simon and Fiona’s wedding which made the service a truly memorable occasion.”

“We would like to thank all who formed Cantabile for the magnificent contribution you made to Alex and Andy’s wedding service. So many comments were made about your glorious singing and how it encouraged the whole congregation to join in with gusto.”