Brecon Choir Festival
The Brecon Choir Festival is an annual four-day event held in Brecon, Wales, celebrating the rich tradition of choral music. Scheduled for 17–20 July 2025, the festival will feature performances from esteemed ensembles such as the BBC National Chorus of Wales, The King’s Men from Cambridge and the Pendyrus Male Choir
What to expect in 2025
The 2025 festival theme, “R.S. Thomas: Music, Man…Machine,” will explore the works of the renowned Welsh poet as a source of inspiration for composers. Through new commissions, insightful talks, and excursions, attendees will examine what his poetry and choral music can offer in a world increasingly shaped by technology
What to Expect
Young Singer Award
The festival also supports emerging talent through the Young Singer Award, providing a platform for young vocalists to showcase their skills
Young Singer Award
What is the festival about?
Established in 2022, the Brecon Choir Festival brings together the rich Welsh choral tradition with emerging talent from across the UK and beyond. Set in Bannau Brycheiniog National Park, it features concerts, workshops, street singing, talks and Afterglows—lively sessions where voices rise into the night. From Brecon Cathedral to ancient chapels, the festival makes the most of its remarkable venues. Run by passionate volunteers, it’s open to all who love singing or simply want to experience its joy.
2025 Programme
