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The Choir of Trinity College, Cambridge

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Biography

Choir of Trinity College, Cambridge is an English mixed choir from Cambridge established in 1553. They achieved professional recognition for a musical career characterized by choral services in the chapel of Trinity College. The ensemble was founded by Mary Tudor and traces its origins to the establishment of King's Hall in 1317. They achieved professional recognition for a career that included incorporating female voices in 1982. Their recording career began with the studio recording Poulenc - Sacred Choral Works (1988) followed by the studio recording Glorious Trinity (1990). The ensemble achieved professional recognition for the studio recording Miserere and Other Popular Choral Works (1993) and the studio recording Bach: The Six Motets (1994). They achieved professional recognition for being named the fifth best choir in the world by the magazine Gramophone in 2011. Their discography included the studio recording Beyond All Mortal Dreams - American A Cappella (2011) which received a Grammy nomination for Best Choral Performance. The ensemble achieved professional recognition for the appointment of the music director Steven Grahl who succeeded the music director Stephen Layton in 2024.
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