Welcome to Ashtead Choral Society

Performing a varied and exciting repertoire for over 70 years

...and having lots of fun in the process!

Singing for Joy, Community & Wellbeing

Singing for Joy, Community & Wellbeing

Ashtead Choral Society is one of the leading choirs in Surrey. Around 100 members strong, we are passionate about the power of human voices coming together – for singers and audience alike.

Under the direction of our inspiring and characterful conductor, Andrew Storey, we give three major concerts a year with professional orchestras and soloists, singing a range of beautiful choral music, from early to modern. We are committed to providing unique, enjoyable and high quality performances, making connections and having fun in the process – which is what it’s all about after all, isn’t it?

So come along and hear us at our next performance.  Or better still JOIN US!  New members are always warmly welcomed.  We rehearse every Monday from 7:45pm to 9:45pm in Ashtead Peace Memorial Hall. If you are thinking of joining a choir you are most welcome to drop in on any Monday, or contact us for a chat about it.

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NEXT PERFORMANCE

Brahms Requiem

& Tragic Overture

SATURDAY 18 MAY
7.30pm

St Martin’s Church, Epsom

Come and See Us

Details of our next performance and upcoming programme of concerts

Join Us!

We are an inclusive, friendly choir and if you are able to sing, we’d love to hear from you!

About Our Choir

Celebrating our 73rd season, find out more about us and our music team

Quotes from our Audience

"...The hallmark of this ensemble is a ravishing sound, with much credit to all four voice sections..."

"...such style, virtuosity and panache beautifully accompanied by the Kent Sinfonia, directed by Andrew Storey. A brilliant evening..."

"...what wonderful storytelling and atmosphere..."

"...Excellent diction, fantastic, vibrant sound which had energy and showed off superb dynamic contrasts..."

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