The Anglican Singers Amsterdam are a choir who have been singing English and continental sacred choral music in the Netherlands and beyond since 1975.
Choral Evensongs, Anglican Choral Music, Church Services,
Carol Singing and Concerts.
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A Choir with a Passion For Anglican Choral Music
The Choir
Anglican Singers Amsterdam was founded in 1975 and has been under Musical Director Martin van Bleek since 1985. We sing in Amsterdam, Haarlem and across the Netherlands and we also collaborate with bigger choral projects in the UK and across Europe.
Upcoming…
Calling singers with experience singing choral music! Our rehearsals started again in September in our Amsterdam rehearsal location with a new season of music.
Repertoire
Choral Evensongs, concerts and key religious services including Advent, Christmas, Easter and Harvest. Larger services including two traditional Nine Lessons and Carols at Christmas (in Haarlem and Rheden.) A range of traditional and modern choral music.
Welcoming New Singers
**Try outs at the beginning of September**
New repertoire for Harvest, Advent and Christmas.
Anglican Singers Amsterdam welcomes people of all beliefs and we believe in inclusivity. All welcome.
Anglican Singers Amsterdam – dates for your diary
We are always singing! In regular choral services as well as special occasions and events.
Choral Eucharists – at each fortnightly Choral Eucharist in Haarlem we sing an anthem, motet and sung psalm.
Harvest – this Sunday we will sing beautiful Harvest repertoire in a dedicated service of thanksgiving
Remembrance Sunday Service – we will be singing at the Airborne Cemetery in Oosterbeek on Sunday November 8th, 2026 (Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery, Oosterbeek).
Practical Information
Where and when do we rehearse? Friday evenings in Amsterdam (and occasionally Wednesday evenings in Haarlem).
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MUSIC TO lift your soul
A philosophy
Music is expressive, empowering and uplifting. A gift that keeps giving. John Rutter reminds us that choral music speaks to our humanity and sense of community, with a choir becoming “more than the sum of the parts” as singers express their souls in song together.
