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Music at St John's , Fulham 


St John’s Church is  friendly and inclusive church in the heart of Fulham, a few minutes' walk from Fulham Broadway on the District line. The church has a flourishing music tradition, including a regular Concert Series and a musical heritage featuring Sir Henry Wood, first conductor of the Proms in 1895. The Choral Scholars of St John's have recently performed in St Peter's Basilica and in cathedrals across Europe.

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St John's Chamber Choir
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Join the choir!

 

St John’s Church welcomes singers from all voice parts to join St John’s Chamber Choir. The choir will sing at weekly 11am Eucharist services, monthly Evensong services and termly concerts and special events, beginning in September 2026. The choir will perform a diverse range of music from choral classics to more contemporary works, with regular opportunities for one-to-a-part and solo singing. 

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Choir Information Pack

 

 

Singers are welcome to apply by emailing Director of Music, Mary Offer at music@stjohnsfulham.org with your voice part and singing experience. The Director of Music will then be in touch to arrange a short informal audition consisting of a song of your choice and a sight-reading extract.

 

Please contact music@stjohnsfulham.org for any further questions.

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Junior Choir (ages 8-16)

 

St John’s Church will soon be forming a Junior Choir for treble voices aged 8-16. The choir will rehearse in St John’s Fulham and perform at occasional church services, concerts and special events. Please contact Director of Music, Mary Offer at music@stjohnsfulham.org if your child would like to express an interest in joining the Junior Choir.

 

 

Instrumentalists

 

St John’s Church welcomes musicians who would be interested in performing at our services. Please contact Director of Music, Mary Offer at music@stjohnsfulham.org if you would like to express an interest in performing at our services.

 

 

Please contact music@stjohnsfulham.org if you have any further questions.

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