The Choir of St. David’s
Praised by the Baltimore Sun for their “assured, nuanced singing” and “admirable variety and depth of repertoire,” The Choir of St. David’s is a chamber choir in the Anglican tradition, offering music at liturgies, concerts, choral services, and outreach events throughout the program year. The choir performs music from throughout the Western canon, from Renaissance motets to newly-composed works. Since 2014 they have offered over forty world and US premieres, including the world premieres of fifteen compositions written specifically for the ensemble as part St. David’s Composer-in-Residence program. You can regularly hear their performances on WBJC 91.5, Maryland’s Classical Radio Station.
Ensemble-in-Residence
Each year, an Ensemble-in-Residence is featured in several concerts on the Music at St. David’s concert series, ranging from emerging ensembles to established veterans, from early music mavens to new music virtuosi.
2024-2025: The Handel Choir of Baltimore Chandos Singers
2023-2024: The Borisevich Duo
2022-2023: Musica Spira
2021-2022: The Pique Collective
2019-2021: Third Practice
2018-2019: The Washington Cornett and Sackbutt Ensemble
2017-2018: icarus Quartet
2016-2017: The Argus Quartet
2015-2016: The Broken Consort
2014-2015: The Lunar Ensemble
The St. David’s Singers
During the summer months, while the Choir of St. David’s is on hiatus, the St. David’s Singers meets at 9am on Sundays to rehearse music offers for the 10am service. Consisting of volunteer singers and professional section leaders, the St. David’s Singers welcomes all who wish to make music.
Children’s Choir
The Children’s Choir meets on Sunday mornings during Sunday School, where Director of Music Dr. Douglas Buchanan teaches them songs and music through Solfége games.