A Finnish police male voice choir Etelä-Pohjanmaan Poliisilaulajat (The South Ostrobothnian Police Singers) will be performing at the Finnish church in London on Saturday 26 October at 3pm.

There are nine police choirs in Finland, of which two are female choirs. One of the choirs is The South Ostrobothnian Police Singers, which was founded in 1985. The choir consists of 29 men and is based in Seinäjoki in the province of South Ostrobothnia in Finland. The choir gives five to eight concerts a year, both nationally and internationally. They have previously visited for example Sweden, Estonia, Spain, Cyprus and the United States last year. This will be their first time performing in the UK. Throughout the years the choir has recorded several albums and their repertoire includes a wide range of music, from traditional male voice choir songs to more mainstream ones.

At the concert in London, the choir will perform well-known Finnish songs and some brilliant less known numbers. The programme also features stunning music by Charles Gounod as well as another set-piece from Verdi’s opera Nabucco.

Free admission, printed concert programme £5
Venue: The Finnish Church in London, 33 Albion Street, London, SE16 7HZ