University Singers

Aims and Objectives:

1. To achieve a high standard of music making and professionalism at all our concerts and events
2. To improve accessibility to choral music both for students, especially those who may not have had the opportunity before, and for the local community
3. To create a welcoming, friendly and inclusive environment

Originally founded in 1975, Exeter University Singers is the University’s chamber choir. Conducted by Edward Dunne, Matthew Jeffrey and Danny Lay, the choir is made up of approximately 40 singers from many different backgrounds and takes pride in producing concerts and recordings of a high standard across Devon and around the world through regular tours. Over the past few years, the choir has appeared on The One Show, performed with English Touring Opera, sung at Exeter Cathedral on multiple occasions and performed in Amsterdam and Rome.

We sing a diverse range of music from the classical to 21st century works, running fun, focused weekly rehearsals and regular workshop days. Whilst the choir take pride in the high standard of musicianship achieved, it is also known for its family feel and vibrant social scene with formal socials bi-weekly and informal socials at least once a week.

For more information, do not hesitate to contact us.