The Leicester Church Music Consort, known affectionately as the LCMC, comprises some thirty singers and has been in existence for over forty years, originally starting life as a quartet. It specialises in singing church music in context, particularly Evensong.

LCMC at St Paul's Cathedral, August 2024

Its singers are drawn from all over Leicestershire, many of whom sing in a number of other church and secular choirs.

It normally practices on the third Tuesday of every month and also on the last Tuesday before it performs at a service. A short voice test is conducted for prospective members, but please do not be put off, or feel daunted by this if you are interested in joining us. Whilst the output of the group is highly professional, a prime directive of the group has always been to offer places to people who love the world of church music, rather than to those who possess exceptional ability and expertise. This coupled to the Christian ethos which the group shares makes it a unique ensemble.

The growing list of places that the choir has sung at during it's lifetime is impressive and it includes the following major Parish Churches, Abbeys and Cathedrals:

• Bath Abbey
• Beverley Minster
• Birmingham Cathedral
• Blackburn Cathedral
• Bristol Cathedral
• Canterbury Cathedral
• Chester Cathedral
• Chichester Cathedral
• Coventry Cathedral
• Derby Cathedral
• Durham Cathedral
• Ely Cathedral
• Gloucester Cathedral
• Guildford Cathedral
• Hereford Cathedral
• Leicester Cathedral
• Lichfield Cathedral
• Lincoln Cathedral
• Liverpool Cathedral
• Norwich Cathedral
• Peterborough Cathedral
• Ripon Cathedral
• Rochester Cathedral
• Salisbury Cathedral
• Southwark Cathedral
• Southwell Minster
• St Alban's Cathedral
• St David's Cathedral
• St Edmundsbury Cathedral
• St George's Chapel, Windsor
• St Paul's Cathedral
• Tewkesbury Abbey
• Westminster Abbey
• Wells Cathedral
• Winchester Cathedral
• Worcester Cathedral
• York Minster

The Leicester Church Music Consort is deeply grateful of the support it receives from many people and in particular for the generous sponsorship of the following: