A wide-ranging a cappella repertoire from all stylistic periods within which the choral music from the Northern countriees and the modern era has its focal points. Kiel, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. Site in German and English.

The choir ranges in number from four to forty voices and performs a wide repertoire of music both a cappella and with its own orchestra of period instruments. Oxford, England.

A mixed voice chamber choir of around 40 members based in Stockport, Cheshire, England.

An ensemble with a repertoire that focuses on baroque and contemporary music. Stockholm, Sweden.

A well regarded chamber choir, seeking to promote high standards of music primarily in and around the London Borough of Redbridge area, England.

A non-auditioned, SATB, community choir of about 60, in Melbourne, Australia, singing classical, and light classical and carols. About the choir, its music, and its director.

The only independent professional choir in Montreal, Canada. Site in English and French.

Sings mostly sacred choral music from the renaissance and earlier. Based in Santa Rosa, California. Group and member information.

A professional vocal ensemble, founded in 1996 by the danish composer and director Bo Holten. Based in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Chamber choir performing early and new music at The Unitarian Church of All Souls.

This critically-acclaimed chorus presents music written expressly for a small ensemble, ranging from Renaissance masterpieces to world premieres of works by Boston's leading composers.

A large chamber choir of about 50 members, based in Bangor, Gwynedd, North Wales.

The resident performing organisation at St James's, Piccadilly.