Salisbury Cathedral Choir

The Salisbury Cathedral Choir is a renowned choral ensemble with a rich history dating back to the consecration of Salisbury Cathedral in 1258. Comprising twenty boy choristers, twenty girl choristers aged between 8 and 13, and six professional lay vicars singing countertenor, tenor, and bass, the choir is celebrated for its captivating performances. The choir's repertoire spans centuries of sacred music, showcasing the talents of young voices and experienced professionals alike. In addition to their regular services at the cathedral, the Salisbury Cathedral Choir frequently tours, bringing their enchanting sound to audiences around the world. Their performances are not just musical experiences but journeys through time, reflecting the deep musical heritage of Salisbury Cathedral. Whether in their home cathedral or on the road, the Salisbury Cathedral Choir continues to inspire and uplift with their angelic harmonies.