The Choir of Trinity College Cambridge

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Francis Poulenc – Timor et tremor

Released at Holy Week 2024, watch the first of the Choir’s filmed performances of Poulenc’s ‘Quatre motets pour un temps de pénitence’, recorded in Trinity College Chapel.


Sitting front and center at a recent Choir of Trinity Cambridge concert at Grace Cathedral was, sonically speaking, a heavenly experience.”

The New York Times

Latest Release

Duruflé – Requiem / Poulenc – Lenten Motets

Remastered for its Hyperion release from the Choir’s filmed performance at the Église Saint-Eustache, this recording of Duruflé’s enduringly-popular Requiem is paired with new recordings of Francis Poulenc’s Lenten Motets, shorter works of outsize spiritual drama.

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Trinity College Choir Webcasts

All our services are broadcast live on our YouTube channel and are then available to listen again through the website

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Chapel Services Michaelmas Term 2024

> Listen again: past webcasts

Next Service

Details of the next service in Chapel will be published soon


It’s a sumptuous sound from the Choir of Trinity College Cambridge, directed by Stephen Layton. The high standard…guides us through not far off two centuries of Anglican tradition

Andrew McGregor, BBC Radio 3

The Choir of Trinity College Cambridge in concert on tour in Australia

Concerts & Tours

The Choir of Trinity College Cambridge performs regularly in the UK and tours internationally at least once a year to destinations in Europe and around the world.

Concerts    Tours

Joining Trinity College Choir

Choral Scholarships and Organ Scholarships at Trinity offer an outstanding range of opportunities and benefits, including free international tours and lessons with world-class teachers.

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Joining Trinity College Choir is one of the most exciting and rewarding things you can do in your time at the University.  The Choir provides a wonderful social environment of friends from different subjects and years.”


The Organ

Trinity’s magnificent mechanical-action organ, built by the Swiss firm Metzler, is regarded as one of the finest instruments in the UK.

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