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Cadenza - A small, mixed-voice choir founded in 1992, whose repertoire includes folk, jazz and popular songs as well as Renaissance church music. CDs for sale.
Edinburgh Bach Choir - Conducted by Neil Mantle, the choir currently numbers around 100 and performs in three concerts a year at the Greyfriars Kirk.
Chapterhouse Singers - A group of around 35 amateur singers based at St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral. Directed by John Grundy, they perform two concerts a year plus a Christmas Carol concert. Audio clips available.
Edinburgh Gaelic Choir - One of the oldest Gaelic choirs in the world. Details of their mod adventures and sociable ceilidhs.
Edinburgh Royal Choral Union - Independent amateur choral society who have worked with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. Concert diary and music library.
Jubilo Choral Society - A mixed voice choral society with around 75 members, formed in 1980 by former members of the Edinburgh University Savoy Opera Group. Past concert programmes and membership details.
Kevock Choir - With a 100-strong membership and a repertoire of folk, sacred and popular songs, they perform regularly in High Kirk of St Giles and in the Queen's Hall. Contains gallery, diary and ticket information.
Lothian Gaelic Choir - The youngest of the three Gaelic choirs in the city. Gallery, schedule, and recordings available to buy.
Pentland Singers - A mixed voice community choir, meeting in Balerno. New members welcome.
Forth Valley Chorus - Four-part harmony women's chorus, 60+ members strong. History, photograph gallery, news and booking details.
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