What Recordings Has The Glasgow Phoenix Choir Released?

The Glasgow Phoenix Choir has recorded more than 30 albums, and its website highlights All in the April Evening as the latest recording. For a current list of releases, the choir's own site is the best place to start, since the homepage only names the newest album rather than cataloguing the full discography.

What the Website Confirms

The choir's site describes an extensive recording history built on a library of over 1,000 titles. That library supports a repertoire spanning musicals, pop, Scottish song, oratorio, opera, chamber music, and sacred music from major composers — the range that feeds its albums and concert programmes.

Where to Find Current Releases

The homepage flags All in the April Evening under a "Latest Recording" heading and links to further information about the choir. If you want the fuller picture — earlier albums, track details, or how to obtain a copy — follow the recording-related links from the homepage rather than relying on the summary text alone. The site does not publish a complete discography on its front page, so the dedicated recording pages are where specific titles and availability will be confirmed.

A Note on the Choir Behind the Recordings

Knowing the ensemble helps interpret the catalogue. Founded in 1951 by former members of the disbanded Glasgow Orpheus Choir, it continues a tradition begun in 1901. Today it is a mixed-voice SATB choir of roughly 90 singers, from teenagers to octogenarians, performing across Scotland, the wider UK, and occasionally Europe. The choir has also appeared on BBC Proms, Smooth Radio, Radio Scotland's "The Reel Blend," and an episode of BBC Scotland's "Still Game" — appearances that sit alongside its recorded output.

For anyone researching the choir's recordings, the practical route is: check the "Latest Recording" feature for the newest release, then explore the site's recording pages for the back catalogue of more than 30 albums.