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The Academy Chamber Choir of Uppsala is a mixed choir with approximately 35 singers. Our extensive repertoire encompasses early music as well as new music written for the choir. Performing contemporary a cappella music has become our speciality; examples include first performances of Swedish composers such as Lars Edlund and Sven-David Sandström.
With Leonardo da Vinci's visionary flying machine as a starting point, we are encouraged to defy our fears, test our wings, chart our own course, and see the world from a new perspective. The music weaving together the fragile with the monumental, the motionless with the soaring, is written by Eric Whitacre, Anna Cederberg Orreteg, Philip Glass, Josefine Lindstrand, Florence Price, among others.
7 June 2026
More info to come
Take the opportunity to become a member of the choir!
We are mainly looking for tenors and basses but welcome applicants in all voices. Read more and register your interest here.
We are looking to add a few more singers in the tenor and bass parts. Applicants should have solid choral experience, good voice quality and music reading skills, and most importantly, love for choral music as an art form. In return, you will get to work together with a friendly and high-performing choir, an exciting repertoire at a high musical level, and an innovative and inspiring conductor.
Missa Praesentis Dialectica, a mass in our time, is a work by Paula af Malmborg Ward that was premiered at the Church Music Symposium in September 2022. In January 2023, the work was performed again, this time in Älvsborg Church, Västra Frölunda, Gothenburg, with the same choir, soloists, orchestra and conductor.
The concert was recorded and can be viewed on Västra Frölunda pastorate's website.
The New Year's Concert 2022 in the Uppsala university hall was broadcast live on the Internet by the Royal Swedish Academy of Music. The recording remains available online to enjoy whenever desired.