Gloucester Cathedral Choir

The Gloucester Cathedral Choir, established in 1541 by King Henry VIII, is a renowned choral ensemble with a rich history spanning nearly 500 years. Housed within the magnificent Gloucester Cathedral, the choir is celebrated for its exceptional musicality and is composed of 20 talented boy choristers and 20 girl choristers. They perform six services each week during term time, along with major Easter and Christmas services, and participate annually in the prestigious Three Choirs Festival. Beyond their regular services, the choir also delights audiences with regular concerts and broadcasts, showcasing their versatility and depth. With a dedicated following on platforms like Spotify and SoundCloud, the Gloucester Cathedral Choir continues to captivate listeners with their sublime harmonies and spiritual resonance.