Choirs directed by Howard

Exeter Philharmonic Choir
Exeter Philharmonic Choir is one of the UK’s oldest and leading large choruses. The choir’s main performance venue is Exeter Cathedral, working with top-class professional orchestras and soloists. The current season begins in November with the premiere of The Weather Book by Cecilia McDowall, co-commissioned by the choir, and a rare complete performance in Exeter Cathedral of Handel Solomon in March 2026 with Endelienta Barqoue.
Find out more about the choir here.
The Laudate Choir
The Laudate Choir comprises young, talented singers from across the south east. It enjoys great success in London venues as well as further afield. Their annual sell-out charity Christmas concert at St Paul’s Church, Knightsbridge is always much-anticipated.
NEXT CONCERTS:
- St Paul’s, Knightsbridge on Monday 15 December 2025 – 25th ANNIVERSARY CONCERT where we are joined by Onyx Brass and organist Andrew Lumsden.
- Brahms GERMAN REQUIEM (Iain Farrington orchestration) Saturday 31st January 2026
“A choir who can certainly get the hairs at the back of the neck to tingle”
“Laudate is another of those excellent English choirs…highly recommended”
“The excellent Laudate”
“Highly polished voices of Laudate”
Twickenham Choral
Twickenham Choral are a large and ambitious chorus with weekly rehearsals. They perform regularly in a variety of West and Central London venues, including Landmark Arts Centre, Kingston Parish Church, Cadogan Hall, St John’s, Smith Square and The Albert Hall, with leading professional instrumentalists and soloists.
Next concerts: Duruflé Requiem in November with organist, Andrew Lumsden and Bach Christmas Oratorio (Parts 1, 2, 3 & 6) in December with The Hanover Band.
Professional singers and instrumentalists
Howard regularly organises professional singers and instrumentalists for public and private events. These have included weddings, funerals, corporate events and Christmas parties. Contact Howard for help, musical advice or a quote for any of your musical requirements.