The final concert of the 2025 Brecon Choir Festival at Brecon Cathedral as the elite singers from Only Boys Aloud presented their show after a week-long course held in Brecon.

Congregational hymn singing in the wonderful Plough Church here in Brecon.

A unique feature of Welsh music - sacred hymns sung by the audience with a choral conductor.

The Cathedral’s Festival Evensong with the Brecon Cathedral Choir joined by other singers.

Rising choral stars Hemiola presented an evocative programme celebrating the life and work of iconic Welsh priest-poet R.S. Thomas. With a pre-concert discussion.

A pre-concert discussion explored the legacy of Thomas’ poetry for composers, and the relevance of choral music making in the age of The Machine.

The Lady Clare Consort sang for a special Morning Eucharist in St Mary’s Church in the heart of Brecon.

Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana, performed by the BBC National Chorus of Wales in the majestic Brecon Cathedral.

Lucy Walker one of the UK’s rising composer stars joined BCF Artistic Director Joshua Games and Tony Brown ahead of the BBC National Chorus of Wales’ concert.

A celebration of the 500th anniversary of Palestrina’s birth presented by renaissance specialists Lady Clare’s Consort.

Hundreds of people walked and joined in with choirs at stops around the beautiful town of Brecon with a special finale by Lady Clare’s Consort at The Plough Chapel.

Community Choir Leader, Beth Allwood delivered a 2 hour gospel singing workshop which was open to all ages and abilities.

The close harmony group of world-famous King’s College Cambridge brought their show to Christ College Brecon.

Festival Saturday started with four choirs singing uplifting harmony together!

A workshop helping singers to be a happier and healthier singer!

The Brecon Choir Festival hike walked to the Crug overlooking the majestic Breconshire landscape.

We experienced the unmatched power and passion of Welsh male voice choirs in an unforgettable evening featuring the internationally renowned Pendyrus Male Choir and local favourites, Aberhonddu & District Male Choir.

The weekly Evensong at Brecon Cathedral was part of our 2025 Festival.

Sponsors, funders and the 2025 Friends of Brecon Choir Festival joined a reception at Found Gallery.

Festival attendees visited the chapel where R.S. Thomas had a vision of heaven and were treated to a special solo performance of William Mathias’ Seven Songs of R.S. Thomas.

Former Monteverdi Choir soprano Elisabeth Priday worked with four singers who are developing their singing career. They focussed on communication, text & line. Audience members enjoyed this world-class workshop.

An hour of ethereal medieval singing from the all female Cambridge-based group in Brecon Cathedral.

Brecon Singers and our Festival Chorus sang Mendelssohn’s Elijah at Brecon Cathedral with Brecknock Sinfonia and invited soloists.

How R.S. Thomas made Wales the stage of an epic struggle against the Machine. An introduction to R.S. Thomas by poets who knew him personally.

Choir Singers from elsewhere joined Brecon Singers and their MD Rob Evans to sing Mendelssohn’s Elijah in preparation for the first concert of the 2025 Brecon Choir Festival.