FCMG London Children’s Choir -
Youth Choir for children and teenagers in London
50th Anniversary Year
FCMG is celebrating its 50th anniversary year with a series of special concerts and events in 2008. For further information visit our 50th anniversary page
FCMG (Finchley Children’s Music Group) is a UK youth choir, for children aged 4 to 18. It is dedicated to the promotion of choral music for young people. It is a highly versatile group of mixed-voice choirs producing a natural, vibrant vocal quality together with a high level of musicianship and professionalism. If you want to hear London children singing, or to join in, then please contact us for more information
FCMG is Looking for previous members of the choir. If you have ever sung with the choir then please contact the office, so we can invite you to our reunion concert in St John's Smith Square on December 7 2008.
Hear some more recordings of these London children singing
Frequent concerts in North London and regular performances in London’s major concert venues. Performance opportunities for children and teenage singers.
Sunday afternoon rehearsals in Finchley, North London. New members always welcome CHOIR MEMBERS have a separate area on this web site. Contact the office for details, or ask during a rehearsal
“... a fine testament to what this choir has achieved during the first fifty years of its existence, and to what can be expected from its next half-century.” classicalsource.com, July 2008
“The Finchley Children's Music Group made Margarita's Apotheosis a spellbinding end to the evening...” MusicalCriticism.com, September 2007
“In a phrase: Finchley Children’s Magnificent Group.” (Ham & High, June 2006)
“...graceful, refined, spontaneous and impeccably prepared. I was truly impressed...”(The Gramophone, Jan 2005)
“...one of the finest kids’ choirs around.” (Evening Standard, December 2004)
Read more press reviews of FCMG recordings and performances
Finchley Children’s Music Group gratefully acknowledges financial support from the following organisations
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