Around the World in 80 Minutes: A Musical Journey

The Choir of Royal Holloway is considered to be one of the finest university choirs in Britain.

The choir was created at the time of the foundation of Royal Holloway College in 1886.

The group, comprising 20 choral scholars and an organ scholar, is directed by Rupert Gough and undertakes a busy schedule of weekly services and concerts, international tours, recordings and live broadcasts.As part of the choirs 50+ concerts a year, they regularly collaborate with and perform alongside many famous ensembles.

These have included the Kings Singers, the BBC Singers, Britten Sinfonia, London Mozart Players, Onyx Brass, Fretwork and the jazz-trio Acoustic Triangle, with whom they broadcast live on BBC radio.

The group also celebrates the work of living composers, and have commissioned works from Sir James MacMillan, Gabriel Jackson, Richard Rodney Bennett, Cecilia McDowall and Paul Mealor.