Corydon Singers

The Corydon Singers, founded in 1973 by the esteemed conductor and bass singer Matthew Robert Best, are celebrated as one of Britain's premier choirs. Under Best's artistic direction, the ensemble gained international recognition for their rich, warm sound and exceptional vocal prowess. Their discography, primarily recorded for the Hyperion label, includes over thirty critically acclaimed albums, with several earning prestigious nominations and accolades. The Corydon Singers' repertoire spans a wide range of genres, from Romanticism to Modern Classical, with a particular affinity for choral masterpieces such as Rachmaninov's Vespers and Fauré's Requiem. Their performances are marked by a deep emotional resonance and technical brilliance, making them a standout ensemble in the world of classical music.