About Us

The Bromley Boy Singers was founded in 1977 by Brian Lamble and soon established a reputation for the quality, variety and enthusiasm of its performances. The choir has sung in the Purcell Room, the Fairfield Halls, the Royal Albert Hall, the Barbican Centre, in Canterbury and Southwark cathedrals and at Cambridge University. The boys have toured in Provence, the Netherlands, Malta and in England. The choir has a wide repertoire of classical and modern music and maintains a special interest in the vocal works of Benjamin Britten. Their costume productions include Britten’s The Golden Vanity and Mozart’s Bastien and Bastienna. New music has been commissioned by the choir. Michael Hurd wrote a set of short songs, Nine of Anon, and Jean Hasse has recently written a couple of pieces specially for the BBS.