
Welcome to Serenata!
Hertfordshire-based Serenata has been entertaining audiences locally, nationally and in Europe for 30 years. We are an a cappella octet of versatile singers performing vocal/choral music which is complex and challenging, fulfilling and fun, and written in up to eight separate voice parts in all imaginable styles. Over the years we have performed a wide variety of music - sacred or secular - from all eras, in a wide variety of private or public venues, including foreign tours (in 2010 we went to Cyprus), usually unaccompanied but on some occasions sharing concerts with instruments.
For more details contact David Robertson on 01707 325735 or via the links below.
On this site you should be able to find any forthcoming concert details, together with "items of historical interest" and you can hear some of our performances.
We are dependent on concert organisers for some of the arrangement details - these are put on the site as soon as they are available.
Any queries, whether about this site or Serenata activities, please email enquiries@serenatavoices.org.uk or click here.
We have an emailing list for notification of our concerts. If you would like to be on the list contact us via one of the above links.

We have a cd, based on live performances of music "on the lighter side" performed during 2005 and 2006, as a sort of demo disc - if you would like a copy get in touch, whether you might be wanting us to perform for you or simply wanting to give a small present.

We are affiliated to SingaCappella! which aims to serve and inspire the UK a cappella community involved in performing contemporary unaccompanied vocal music, whatever their style. For more details visit http://www.singacappella.org

Our last concert was to an appreciative
full house at St. Mary, Stapleford on November
12th.

For a small collection of a cappella sound samples from our repertoire, based on the cd mentioned above, click here
For photos and other bits and pieces, including a growing history of Welwyn Garden City a cappella music, click here