A small, mixed-voice choir founded in 1992, whose repertoire includes folk, jazz and popular songs as well as Renaissance church music. CDs for sale.

A group of around 35 amateur singers based at St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral. Directed by John Grundy, they perform two concerts a year plus a Christmas Carol concert. Audio clips available.

Conducted by Neil Mantle, the choir currently numbers around 100 and performs in three concerts a year at the Greyfriars Kirk.

One of the oldest Gaelic choirs in the world. Details of their mod adventures and sociable ceilidhs.

Independent amateur choral society who have worked with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. Concert diary and music library.

Four-part harmony women's chorus, 60+ members strong. History, photograph gallery, news and booking details.

A mixed voice choral society with around 75 members, formed in 1980 by former members of the Edinburgh University Savoy Opera Group. Past concert programmes and membership details.

With a 100-strong membership and a repertoire of folk, sacred and popular songs, they perform regularly in High Kirk of St Giles and in the Queen's Hall. Contains gallery, diary and ticket information.

The youngest of the three Gaelic choirs in the city. Gallery, schedule, and recordings available to buy.

A mixed voice community choir, meeting in Balerno. New members welcome.