Florence Choral Course - January 2027

Join us for a 5-day winter residential course in Florence as we celebrate our 5th anniversary. The cradle of the Renaissance, Florence offers a rich musical and artistic heritage. Over the course of four days, we will have the opportunity to perform inside the iconic Duomo, alongside several of the city's other remarkable historical churches, filling these magnificent, historic spaces with sacred choral music under the guidance of our Music Director, Caius Lee, and part leaders. This trip promises to be breath-taking experience, absorbing the contemplative surroundings of the city in the quieter months.

The course price is inclusive of all tuition, accommodation in a central Florentine 4-star hotel, and evening meals. Participants will also receive access to comprehensive pre-course resources and materials to aid with learning ahead of time. As always, you'll be expertly supported throughout by our dedicated team of Part Leaders.

With its iconic landmarks, world-class galleries, and extraordinary choral heritage, Florence in winter offers a magical cultural escape. We anticipate this course will be incredibly popular and spaces are strictly limited, so please book early to secure your spot.

Priority booking is offered to those who are Friends of Addamus. You can join easily here - https://buymeacoffee.com/infoft

Price list

Single room - £785

Double room -  £600 per person (£1,200 total)

Payment plans available (£150 non-refundable deposit per person)

Non-accommodation - £350 per person   

Flights not included.

Limited spaces are available—book now to secure your spot!

“I cannot recommend the Florence experience highly enough! Stunning churches; inspiring music and leadership. To have the opportunities to sing in the Dumo, St. Miniato and St. Croce places of worship .. leave me speechless. And a day outing to Arezzo was a complete joy! Huge thanks to everyone who made this happen! What about you who read this - might it be something that could be such a joy to you too?.”