Soprano Victoria Meteyard introduces St Martin’s Voices singing ‘Holy is the true light’ by Harris.

Bass Ben Tomlin introduces St Martin’s Voices singing ‘Give us the wings of faith’ by James Whitbourn.

Daisy Walford, a soprano in St Martin’s Voices, introduces the group singing the hymn ‘Angel voices ever singing’.

Tenor Chris Huggon introduces St Martin’s Voices singing Bernadette Farrell’s ‘O God you search me and you know me’.

Alto Sophie Timms returns to introduce St Martins Voices singing ‘Open thou mine eyes’ by John Rutter.

Soprano Choral Scholar, Alice Harberd introduces the final ChoralCast with our Choral Scholars, the triumphant hymn ‘To God be the glory’, recently recorded by the Choral Scholars from their own homes.

Today’s ChoralCast features the hymn ‘Christ is our corner-stone ‘, recently recorded by the Choral Scholars from their own homes and introduced by bass Choral Scholar, Adam Jarman.

Today’s ChoralCast features the hymn ‘Ye that know the Lord is gracious’, recently recorded by the Choral Scholars from their own homes and introduced by alto Choral Scholar, Lydia Ward.

Today we mark VE Day with a ChoralCast introduced by tenor Choral Scholar, Rob Folkes, featuring the hymn ‘Thy hand, O God, has guided’, recently recording by the Choral Scholars from their own homes.

Soprano Choral Scholar, Rachel Haworth, introduces the beautiful ‘The Lord’s my shepherd’ by Stuart Townend, recently recorded by two of our singers from their own homes.

Alto Choral Scholar, Charlotte Bateman introduces ‘I give you a new commandment’ by Peter Aston, recently recorded by the Choral Scholars from their own homes.

Today’s ChoralCast is the hymn ‘Ye choirs of new Jerusalem’, recently recorded by the Choral Scholars from their own homes and introduced by tenor Choral Scholar, Jack Harberd.

Today’s ChoralCast is the hymn ‘We have a gospel to proclaim’, recently recorded by the Choral Scholars from their own homes and introduced by soprano Choral Scholar, Ailsa Campbell.

Today’s ChoralCast is the hymn ‘How sweet the name that Jesus sounds’, introduced by soprano Choral Scholar, Bea Derrick, and recently recorded by the Choral Scholars from their own homes.