Ronald Corp

Recent and forthcoming concerts and works featuring
Ronald Corp as Composer and Conductor

Forthcoming Performances

Mass for Seville (premiere), 18.5.19 Highgate Choral Society, for St Michael’s Highgate;

An Essex Posy, 2.7.19 The London Chorus, St Martin in the Fields

Recent Concerts

Sigh no more ladies; My bed is like a little boat 17.3.18 St James Piccadilly

Reproaches 30.3.18 St Alban the Martyr, Holborn

Missa San Marco 31.3.18 St James, West Hampstead

Telemann Meditation and Gigue 12.4.18 Tabea Debus (recorder) St John’s Smith Square

Missa San Marco 13.5.18 St George’s Hanover Square – and St James’ West Hampstead

A New Song 7.7.18 Cockermouth Harmonics at All Saints Church, Cockermouth

Barockerie 9.7.18 Jeremy Woodside (organ) Our Lady of Sorrows, Toronto as part of Organix 18

And all the trumpets sounded 3.11.18 The Chichester Singers, Jonathan Willcocks, Chichester Cathedral

Forever Child 8.7.18 the Apeldoorns Vocaal Ensemble, St Martin’s Church, Vaassen, Holland
and 16.7.18 the same ensemble, Plantagekerk in Zwolle, Holland

Letters from Lony (in German) 9.11.18 Christiane Oelze, Vogler Quartet, Stralsund

Seven Songs – text by Noah Max. 26.11.18 The Echo Ensemble, St Giles Cripplegate

A Christmas Mass 14.12.18 7.30pm  The Headington Singers,
All Saints Church, Lime Walk, Headington

Ronald Corp has worked with children’s choirs for over 25 years, particularly with the NLCC 
which he founded in 1991 with the aim of introducing children to the challenges and fun of singing 
and performing of all types of music.

Read more about the New London Children’s Choir

 

To celebrate Ronald Corp's 65th birthday in 2017, 
Highgate Choral Society at the Royal Festival Hall, 
joined forces with The London Chorus, 
New London Children's Choir, New London Orchestra 
and soloists Rebecca Evans – soprano, 
Roderick Williams – baritone  
 

As well as Britten's scene-setting, atmospheric Four Sea Interludes from his 1945 opera, 
Peter Grimes, and Vaughan Williams' epic Symphony No 1 (A Sea Symphony), 
the all-British programme included the world premiere of Behold, the Sea 
composed by Ronald Corp especially for the occasion. In aid of Help Musicians UK.