‘A locally acclaimed chamber choir of about 25 singers, performing a wide variety of music from the very early to the present day ... The choir was formed in 1968, initially to perform the works of William Byrd at Stondon Massey, Essex, where the composer spent the last thirty years of his life. Whilst the singers remain committed to the music of the Renaissance, a far broader repertoire is now presented ... The choir gives several concerts a year ... Performances may be a cappella, accompanied by organ or piano, or with full orchestra and soloists.’