Vox Anima London

Vox Anima London is a choral music organisation founded by conductor and educator James Meaders. Based in London, it brings singers together to perform the music of contemporary composers in historic venues, with a focus on choral artistry, music education and cultural exchange. Its concerts feature works ranging from major choral pieces and requiems to jazz-influenced and socially conscious compositions, often led by guest conductors, composers and music educators from the UK and abroad.

The organisation invites singers and choirs to take part in performances and collaborative events, including concerts at Cadogan Hall, the Barbican, Ely Cathedral and St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle. Its programme also includes the International Children’s Choir Festival, which welcomes young singers from around the world, and a choral composition intensive in central London. Through rehearsals, performances and educational opportunities, Vox Anima London aims to develop musicianship and create meaningful experiences for performers and audiences. The organisation’s international collaborations connect choirs and artists across cultures while celebrating both established repertoire and new choral music.