http://www.raised-voices.org.uk/ A political Street Choir, which rehearses in central London and sings at protests and benefits in and around the capital. No auditions. http://www.cyberware.co.uk/~ddm221/page10.html A 40 strong Choir drawing its singers from an area including Ramsey, Warboys, Bury, Peterborough, St. Ives and March, Cambridgeshire, England. http://general.rau.ac.za/RAU_koor/ Choir from Johannesburg, South Africa. http://www.princetonol.com/groups/rvchorus/ Community based ensemble performing a wide range of choral repertoire. Hillsborough, New Jersey. http://www.organ.demon.co.uk/homepage/bishop.htm Choir that often performs in Rawstorne Cathedral. Leyland near Preston, Lancashire, England. http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Stuart_McCubbin/rbchp.htm The choir of 50 singers has developed an enviable reputation for authentic performance of Baroque music. Berkshire, England. http://www.reading-phoenix.org.uk/ Amateur choir of approximately 50 singers with a wide repertoire and many successes in international competitions. England. http://www.rpchorus.dhs.org/ A volunteer-run amateur community chorus dedicated to performing major works with orchestra, typically doing so twice each year. http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/renaissance_choir/ English choir, performances of both Renaissance and more modern music, mostly unaccompanied, and frequently in eight part harmony. http://www.josquin.com/renaissance.singers/core.asp a small London based choir specialising in the sacred music of the 15th and 16th centuries. The site has some lovely short pieces sung by the choir in the background. http://www.restonchorale.org/ Community chorus providing a variety of choral music experiences to audiences in Reston and the surrounding Northern Virginia area. http://www.ricco.org/ An 80-voice community chorus from Providence, RI. http://www.riversidechoral.org/ 90-member New York mixed chorus. http://www.rossings.org/ An independent organization dedicated to bringing the best of choral music to Rochester audiences and providing opportunities for singers in the community to take part in the performance of these masterworks. Rochester, NY. http://www.sitesbysteve.com/rfc The group's primary focus is the performance of music from the Renaissance and Baroque periods. Falls Church, VA. http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/royalchoralsociety/ Has 200 members and is one of London's most prominent large choirs. http://www.rfs.royal-windsor.com/ 150-strong, in addition to its main concerts in Eton and Windsor, The Royal Free Singers regularly undertakes exchanges with other European choirs. Windsor, Berkshire, England. http://www.rlpc.freeserve.co.uk/ One of the UK's oldest and most prestigious amateur choirs. Founded in 1840, with a repertoire ranging from established classical works to new commissions. http://www.musiciansgallery.com/start/choirs/royal_liverpool_phil_choir.htm Part of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Society, this English choir has maintained and developed its strong and varied choral tradition since 1840. http://www.rsno.org.uk/ No special entry page for the choirs - find them under the Orchestra. Glasgow, Scotland. http://users.classicfm.net/roystonchoralsociety/ About 40 amateur singers performing a wide variety of choral music in 3 concerts a year. Hertfordshire, England. http://mike.ford.tripod.com/index.htm A mixed choir from the Aldershot/Farnborough area, Hampshire, England. http://www.rutulicantores.it/frameen.htm Information about life, history and activity of the polyphonic choir from Ardea, Italy. Site in Italian and English. http://www.trbc.co.uk/ Britain's largest choral society, drawn from choral societies and regular participants all over Britain and further afield, taking part in regular participation events organised for it by Concerts from Scratch.