Worcester Cathedral Voluntary Choir is an Anglican choir based at Worcester Cathedral in the United Kingdom. Founded in October 1874 to support Sunday Evensong, the ensemble originally consisted of boys and men. In 2021 the choir was re-formed as part of the Choir Church programme to include girls and boys up to age 13 from schools across the city. The group's recordings included the albums Christ Triumphant (2002), How lovely are thy dwellings (2004), and Be thou my vision (2011). In 2007 the choir performed during a live BBC broadcast of the Christmas Day Eucharist. Tours took the ensemble to Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris in 2008 and to Brussels and Ghent cathedrals in Belgium in 2010 and 2014.
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"A Christmas Day" - Carols from Choir of King's College, Cambridge & Worcester Cathedral Choir
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Carols from Worcester
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The Complete Psalms of David, Vol. 8
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| Three Cathedral Choirs - for the 1999 Festival |
| Great Tudor Anthems |
| Noel: The Boys of Worcester Cathedral Choir |
| Blessed City: Hymns from Worcester |
| An English Choral Tradition |
| French Choral Jewels (Villette, Durufle, Langlais (Mass), Messiaen etc) |
| That Yongë Child: Christmas Music for Voices and Brass |
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Joy to the World: Carols from Worcester Cathedral
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Vaughan Williams: Hymns & Choral Music
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English Choral & Organ Music: Elgar, Finzi, Howells & Sumsion
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Magnificat & Nunc dimittis, Vol. 16
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Favourite Carols At Christmas
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