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Welcome to Vox Anima London. What a thrill it has been for this American conductor to move to London and make music in this historic, musically-vibrant city. I invite you and your singers to join me in London for one of our upcoming performances. Let’s explore the possibilities.

~ James Meaders, D.M.A., Founder and Artistic Director

2026 Concerts and Events

Sing Here Together with VOCES8

Cadogan Hall

A culmination of two days of rehearsals led by Barnaby Smith and VOCES8 will see a stunning international festival choir collaborate on stage at Cadogan Hall for Vox Anima London's...

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We Are Phoenix

Cadogan Hall

Featuring the European Premiere of We Are Phoenix by Timothy C. Takach, Vox Anima London is delighted to welcome Timothy as composer-in-residence. Alicia Walker, Director of Choral...

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Sacred Place

Cadogan Hall

Vox Anima London is delighted to invite Alex Berko as composer-in-residence for the UK Premiere of his piece Sacred Place. Peter Haley, Assistant Professor of Instruction for...

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CREATION

Rochester Cathedral

Vox Anima London makes a return visit to CREATION by Dan Forrest. Written on the 225th anniversary of Haydn’s similarly-themed masterpiece, the oratorio explores the wonders of our...

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When Stars Align...

Barbican

Vox Anima London presents its debut concert at London's iconic Barbican with an outstanding line-up of singers, composers, and conductors. Barnaby Smith will conduct an...

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Requiem in Normandy

Caen, Normandy, France

Vox Anima London is so happy to be returning to the beloved region of Normandy in northern France - join us in Caen for rehearsals and concert in the magnificent Église Saint-Jean...

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International Children's Choir Festival

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A week of immersive choral singing in London, Canterbury, and Rochester. With inspirational leadership from both American and British conductors, the Festival will begin in London...

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Vox Anima London is founded on three central passions:

Choral Artistry, Music Education, and Cultural Exchange.

I have had the distinct honor and pleasure of working with Dr. James Meaders alongside my students at Lincoln Center in NYC and we were completely transformed. Dr. Meaders is the perfect blend of knowledge, motivation, inspiration, and a little bit of magic all wrapped up into one. I watched in awe as he transformed 150 singers (approximately 5 different choirs) who had never sung together before into a finely tuned machine (pun intended)! Dr. Meaders is truly one of a kind!

Edward P. Norris III, Director of Choral Music at Glen Cove High School and Metropolitan Youth Orchestra of New York

For more than two decades I have witnessed the phenomenal musicianship of James Meaders. He is consistently able to engage, motivate, train, and lead both his singers and his conducting students to extend their music-making to accomplish beauty and artistry. A gifted pedagogue and conductor, Dr. Meaders emphasizes a holistic approach to his music, such that musicians under his baton have access to remarkably transformative experiences.

Alicia Walker, D.M.A., University of South Carolina

Maestro Jamie Meaders is a conductor whose musical abilities display great artistic wisdom, consistent and remarkable musical depth and great discipline throughout his rehearsal process, as well as on the performance stages.
His generosity of spirit, his clear communication skills, and his firm and well thought out leadership produces great final results of well-balanced and nuanced interpretations of the classic masterpieces as well as the newest works of today’s composers.

Jorge Avila, Concertmaster, New York City

I have been privileged to sing and learn under the baton of Jamie Meaders in several concerts, both at Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center. Through the rehearsal process, I am in awe of Jamie’s heightened expectations, reverence to the repertoire, and well-natured persona. This ultimately brings out the best in his singers and provides memorable experiences for singers and audiences alike.

Alistair Hamilton, Artistic Director of New York Chamber Choirs