Ambrosian Singers, The

London based choral group, founded in 1951 by conductor John McCarthy and musicologist Denis Stevens. From 1961 to 1966, during McCarthy's tenure as choral director of The London Symphony Orchestra, when directed by McCarthy, the Ambrosian Singers were called the London Symphony Orchestra Chorus. Not to be confused with London Symphony Chorus.

Members:
Alison Macgregor, Angela Jenkins, Ann Butler, Anna Gordon, Antony Ransome, Bruce Ogston, David Beavan, David Stephenson, Debra Skeen, Denis Stevens, Denise Shane, Doreen Murray, Elizabeth Harrison, Emma Amos, Gareth Roberts, Gerald Place, Gerard O'Beirne, Glenys Groves, Helen Attfield, Ian Humphris, John McCarthy, John Noble, Joyce Jarvis, Julie Kennard, Lawrence Wallington, Leslie Fyson, Lindsay Benson, Lindsay John, Lynda Richardson, Marian Davies, Maryetta Midgley, Michael George, Michael Goldthorpe, Michael Pearn, Nigel Waugh, Oliver Broome, Patricia Clark, Patricia Clarke, Patrik Halstead, Peta Bartlett, Peter Bamber, Philip Doughan, Richard Day-Lewis, Rosemary Ashe, Shirley Minty, Susan Bullock, Valerie McFarlan, Vernon Midgley