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Oliver Davis
Music
Upcoming Concerts 2026:
4
April
19
Sept
Beethoven's Ninth 2026
7.30pm - Royal Albert Hall, London
Experience an evening of musical greatness at the Royal Albert Hall with an concert celebrating the genius of Beethoven.
Crouch End Festival Chorus
London Philharmonic Orchestra
Piano: Tom Poster
Conductor: Oliver Gooch
Concert Programme:
Beethoven Piano Concerto No.5 - 'Emperor'
Beethoven Symphony No.9 ' - Choral'
4
April
26
Sept
Fauré & Mozart Requiems
5.00pm - The Vine, Boughton Lane, Maidstone
Come and perform Fauré and Mozart requiems, just come along and sing the classics you already know and love; supporting young soloists.
The Maidstone Singers
Piano: Malcolm Riley
Conductor: Kathryn Ridgeway
Soprano: Leonie Carrette
Alto: Abbie
Tenor: Jack
Baritone: Oliver Davis
Concert Programme:
Fauré: Requiem in D minor, Op. 48
Mozart: Requiem in D minor, K. 626
4
April
03
Oct
Karl Jenkins conducts
'The Armed Man'
3.00pm - Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre
Sir Karl Jenkins conducts his iconic composition The Armed Man alongside a selection of his most-loved works.
Crouch End Festival Chorus​
London Concert Orchestra
Mezzo-Soprano: Katherine Rudge
Hand Percussion: Zands Duggan
Muezzin: Osama Kiwan
Conductor: Sir Karl Jenkins
Concert Programme:
The Armed Man (A Mass for Peace); Excerpts from Symphonic Adiemus for choir & orchestra; Excerpts from Palladio for string orchestra
4
April
24
Oct
Where the Road Leads
A journey through English song
6.00pm - St. Mary's, Westerham, Kent
Journey through three centuries of English song, exploring love, landscape, loss, and travel from Renaissance lute song to twentieth-century masterpieces.
Baritone: Oliver Davis
Piano: Daniel Eaton
Recital Programme:
Spanning over three centuries, this programme traces the evolution of English song from the expressive intimacy of John Dowland to the rich lyricism of Ralph Vaughan Williams. Settings of poetry by Shakespeare, Housman, Yeats, Rossetti, and Masefield explore love, mortality, nature, memory, and the enduring spirit of the traveller.
4
April
25
Oct
Mozart Requiem
5.00pm - Alexandra Palace Theatre, London
Mozart’s intensely dramatic and beautifully mysterious Requiem is paired with a first half exploring flight through works by Christopher Tin, Gibbons, and Jessica Curry, including the iconic Sogno di Volare.
Jessica Cale, Soprano
Kitty Whately, Mezzo-soprano
Gwilym Bowen, Tenor
John Savournin, Bass-baritone
Crouch End Festival Chorus
London Mozart Players
David Temple, Conductor
Peter Jaekel, Organ and keyboard
Concert Programme:
Gibbons The Silver Swan
Christopher Tin Wild Swans, Hope Is the Thing With Feathers, Sogno di Volare
Jessica Curry Echo
Mozart Requiem
4
April
18
Dec
Brass Band & Choir Concert
7.30pm - St Mary's Church, Westerham
Join us for an eclectic mix of Christmas music brought to life by the Oxted Brass Band and the Choir of St. Mary's Westerham.
St. Mary's Church Choir
Oxted Brass Band
Darrell Scholes, conductor
Dan Eaton, choir director
Carol Service Programme:
An eclectic mix of Christmas music brought to life by the Oxted Brass Band and the Choir of St. Mary's Westerham.
4
April
19
Dec
Handel: Messiah
7pm - St. Dunstan’s Church, Mayfield, East Sussex
Jack Gonzalez-Harding conducts the Barbican Sinfonia & Chorus for Handel's ever popular 'Messiah'.
Jack Gonzalez-Harding, conductor
Harriet Cameron, soprano
Louisa Stuart-Smith, mezzo-soprano
Quito Clothier, Tenor
Sonny Fielding, baritone
Barbican Sinfonia & Chorus
Concert Programme:
Handel: 'Messiah' - HWV 56
4
April
23
Dec
Christmas with Sir Karl Jenkins
3pm - Barbican Centre, Silk Street, London
Sir Karl Jenkins returns this holiday season with a nostalgic programme, featuring songs from his beloved festive albums; Joy to the World and Stella Natalis
Sir Karl Jenkins, conductor
John Suchet OBE, presenter
Lucy Crowe, soprano
Philip Cobb, trumpeter
Crouch End Festival Chorus
London Concert Orchestra
Concert Programme:
Joy to the World (selection)
Stella Natalis (selection)
Palladio - 1st movement
Benedictus (Armed Man)
Pie Jesu (Requiem)
The Dove (Peacemakers)
Previous Concerts 2026:
29
Jan
Elgar: 'The Kingdom'
7.30pm - Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre
Crouch End Festival Chorus joins with Hertfordshire Chorus to perform one of Elgar's greatest choral works in the Royal Festival Hall at the Southbank Centre.
Soprano: Francesca Chiejina
Mezzo: Dame Sarah Connolly
Tenor: Benjamin Hulett
Bass: Ashley Riches
Crouch End Festival Chorus
Hertfordshire Chorus
London Orchestra da Camera
Conductor: David Temple MBE
Concert Programme:
Elgar: 'The Kingdom', Op.51
4
April
8
Mar
Brahms: 'Ein deutsches Requiem'
6:00pm - The Sheldonian Theatre, Broad St, Oxford
Two outstanding soloists and the Crouch End Festival Chorus join the orchestra and Music Director Marios Papadopoulos for Brahms’s consolatory masterpiece.
Crouch End Festival Chorus​
Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra
Soprano Fflur Wyn
Baritone: James Atkinson
Conductor: Marios Papadopoulos
Concert Programme:
Brahms 'Ein deutsches Requiem', Op. 45
4
April
3
April
Stainer: 'The Crucifixion'
6.00pm - Christ Church, Church Rd, Kilndown
Under the direction of Dr Michael Robertson, come experience a performance of Stainer's profound 'Cruxifixion'
Christ Church Choir
Baritone: Oliver Davis
Bass: Kenneth Fox
Organ/Conductor: Dr Michael Robertson
Concert Programme:
John Stainer: The Crucifixion
4
April
4
April
Stainer: 'The Crucifixion'
6.00pm - St Mary's Church, Westerham
Under the direction of Daniel Eaton, singers are invited to join up to sing Stainer's 'Crucifixion' in a devotional performance.
St Mary's Church Choir
Come Sing Choir
Organ: Alex Trigg
Tenor: Joshua Gahan
Baritone: Oliver Davis
Conductor: Daniel Eaton
Concert Programme:
John Stainer: The Crucifixion
4
April
19
April
19
April
TEARFLOODS
Cadogan Hall, London SW1X 9DQ
Crouch End Festival Chorus, conducted by David Temple, pairs Robin Haigh’s visionary Tearfloods: Homage to Miyazaki with Carl Orff’s vibrant and dramatic Carmina Burana
Crouch End Festival Chorus
Conductor: David Temple
Concert Programme:
Robin Haigh 'TEARFLOODS': Homage to Miyazaki
Orff Carmina Burana
4
April
30
May
Karl Jenkins conducts
'The Armed Man'
3.00pm - Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre
Sir Karl Jenkins conducts his iconic composition The Armed Man alongside a selection of his most-loved works.
Crouch End Festival Chorus​
London Concert Orchestra
Mezzo-Soprano: Katherine Rudge
Hand Percussion: Zands Duggan
Muezzin: Osama Kiwan
Conductor: Sir Karl Jenkins
Concert Programme:
The Armed Man (A Mass for Peace); Excerpts from Symphonic Adiemus for choir & orchestra; Excerpts from Palladio for string orchestra
4
April
8
June
Beethoven's Ninth Symphony
7.30pm - Cadogan Hall, London
An evening of majestic, joy-filled Beethoven to celebrate Cyprus’ Presidency of the European Union
Crouch End Festival Chorus
Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra
Soprano: Zoe Nicolaidou
Mezzo-soprano: Shakira Tsindos
Tenor: Sotiris Charalampous
Baritone: Yiorgo Ioannou
Piano: Anna Avramidou
Conductor: Marios Papadopoulos
Concert Programme:
Beethoven Choral Fantasy
Beethoven Symphony No.9 ' - Choral'
4
April
20
June
Goodenough College Recital
12.30pm - Goodenough College, Mecklenburgh Square
A luchtime recital feturing music by Handel, Chopin, Schubert, Debussy, Denver, Kummer, and Muramatsu from Music Therapy students at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama
MA Music Therapy Students
Concert Programme:
Chopin: Prelude, Op. 28, No. 15 in Db major
Debussy: Arabesque No.1
Debussy: En Bateau
Denver: 'Leaving on a Jet Plane'
Handel: 'Eternal Source of Light Divine'
Kummer: 2 Duos pour flute et clarinette
Muramatsu: 'Earth'
Schubert: ‘Schwanengesang’
No.11. Ihr Bild
No.13. Der Doppelgänger
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