Under our Musical Director, Jonathan Power, we give a number of concerts each year, mainly in West and North Yorkshire.
Most of our concerts are given at the invitation of local groups, as part of their charitable fundraising activities. The expenses of running the choir are covered by members' subscriptions and modest charges made for our services.
Future Concerts
Saturday 13th July 2024 at 7.30pm
Boston Spa Methodist Church
The Elysian Singers 50th Anniversary concert
To celebrate 50 years since The Elysian Singers started, we will sing a selection of songs from our past concerts. The programme will also include Vivaldi’s ‘Gloria’, accompanied by the organ and a string quartet, and a piece specially commissioned for our anniversary, 'My Voice' by Paul Chamberlain.
Saturday 26th October 2024 at 7.30pm
St Joseph’s Church, Wetherby
Our most recent concerts
The Elysian Singers (Wetherby)
Saturday 16th March 2024 - In Concert at St James Church
St. James Church, Chapelthorpe, Wakefield
A welcome return to Chapelthorpe, once again sharing a concert with special guest choir ‘Many Voices’, conducted by Geraldine Gaunt.
Saturday 16th December 2023 - Carols for Christmas
Shadwell Methodist Church, Leeds
Our second Christmas concert raised funds for the Church's charities, Caring for Life & All We Can
Saturday 9th December 2023 - Katangi Christmas Concert
St Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Wetherby
Our first Christmas concert helped raise funds for the Church's Katangi charity, which has been supporting children in a village in Kenya for many years.
Friday 27th October 2023
Fountains Abbey
We sang for an hour in the Cellarium, as part of the 'Fountains by Floodlight' series put on by the National Trust.
Saturday 7th October 2023
St James Church Wetherby
A joint concert with Wetherby Silver Band
Saturday 24th June 2023
Washburn Heritage Centre, Fewston near Harrogate
Saturday 10th June 2023
Malcolm Galloway Memorial Concert, Tadcaster
Malcolm accompanied us at some of our concerts (including the ones we gave in France when we went to the Orleans area in 2001). This concert was arranged by Malcolm's family to celebrate his life and the various musical groups he worked with over the years. Our contribution included a Christmas carol that Malcolm wrote for us some years ago.
