- The John Rutter Christmas Album · 2002
- Cambridge Singers Christmas Album · 2003
- Tchaikovsky: Serenade for Strings etc. · 2005
- La Flute Enchantée · 1990
- 100 Best Ballet · 2004
- The John Rutter Christmas Album · 2002
- Grainger: Vol. 3 - Works for Chorus & Orchestra · 1996
- Rutter: Requiem - Magnificat · 1997
- The John Rutter Christmas Album · 2002
- Vivaldi: "La Stravaganza" Concertos for Violin & Orchestra, Vol. 1 · 1999
- Rutter: Fancies · 1993
- The John Rutter Christmas Album · 2002
- Rutter: Requiem - Magnificat · 1997
Live Albums
Appears On
- BBC Symphony Orchestra
About City of London Sinfonia
The City of London Sinfonia is a medium-sized group that often collaborates with choirs and opera companies. The group has a major presence in London's concert life, appearing everywhere from traditional concert halls to clubs. The City of London Sinfonia, often CLS, was founded in 1971 by conductor Richard Hickox, who shaped the group fundamentally and remained its music director until 2008. The CLS made its first recording, an album of Bach masses, in 1975. The group often collaborates with both choral ensembles and opera companies and in 1997, its recording of Benjamin Britten's opera Peter Grimes won a Grammy Award. Michael Collins was named principal conductor in 2010, with Stephen Layton serving as artistic director. In 2023, the CLS backed The Wimbledon Choral Society on a recording of Cecilia McDowall's Da Vinci Requiem and 70 Degrees Below Zero.
- ORIGIN
- London, England
- FORMED
- 1971
- GENRE
- Classical