My thoughts
How we choose the songs that we sing
The songs we sing in the most part are song sequences from the Liturgy of Orisha Songs that are sung in public ceremonies. They are […]
Musical Muses
Songlines Review 2018
4 Star Review: Songlines Issue 137 ( Spring 2018) “Now 12 Years Old, The London Lucumi Choir continues to do extra-ordinary community centred arts work […]
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Moyuba Baba, Moyuba Yeye
Our third CD : This CD was launched on the Movimientos Label. We were proud to be part of La Linea 2017 . La Linea has […]
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Logo Designer.
Happy to launch a New Logo designed by Natalie Cooper: About Natalie Cooper Loving both variations: and if there is no space there is also […]
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2016 Gigs in Photos.
We did some great gigs last year. We have some wonderful photos to document them 05-05- 2016 “Lullaby for Naila” Photos by Jonathan Martinez This […]
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Remembering Paris Johnson and Martyn Thompson.
It has been a sad time for the Choir. As director, I get to know people very well who come regularly to choir. Often if […]
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The London Lucumi Choir celebrates 10 years collaboration with FireSoul Media
Over the summer we were working hard on a Video project. We were filming a Video to promote a recording which will be pre-released on […]
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“Our Latin Thing” celebrating 30 years of Latin Music in the UK
The London Lucumi Choir were very honoured to feature on the stage with Britain’s finest Salsa Musicians. You may be asking what does an Afro-Cuban […]
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Recording and Collaborations
Over the past year, the London Lucumi Choir have been preparing their third album dedicated to the Orishas Oshun and Obatala. Recording is a learning […]
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Musical Memory, Repetition and Aural training
How do members of the choir learn? Some of the harmonies can be quite complicated. Members sometimes feel daunted by the learning of harmony. […]
