On Thursday 24 April, the Philharmonia Chorus took part in a performance of Bernstein's Chichester Psalms at the Royal Festival Hall with the Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Marin Alsop. The solos were performed by treble Hugo Walkom, and four members of the Chorus - soprano Jocelyn Coates, mezzo-soprano Rhian Davies, tenor James Hutchings and baritone Christian Andreas.

On Sunday 15 December the Philharmonia Chorus took part is a festive concert of carols and Christmas favourites at the Royal Festival Hall. The Chorus joined London Youth Choirs, singer Vanessa Hayes, and presenter YolanDa Brown. The Philharmonia Orchestra was conducted by Michael England.

The culmination of the Proms 2024 Choral Day, Saturday 7 September, was a performance of Handel's Messiah (Mozart orchestration), with the Academy of St Martin in the Fields conducted by John Butt. The Philharmonia Chorus was joined by soprano Nardus Williams, mezzo-soprano Helen Charleston, tenor Benjamin Hulett, bass Ashley Riches, the Fourth Choir, the Jason Max Ferdinand Singers, the LYC Chamber Choir, the Bath Minerva Choir, and the Voices of the River's Edge. The performance was relayed live on BBC Radio 3.

On Tuesday August 1, the sopranos and altos of the Philharmonia Chorus took part in Prom 17, in a performance of Debussy's Sirènes, with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Vasily Petrenko at the 2024 BBC Proms at the Royal Albert Hall, London. The performance was relayed live on BBC Radio 3.

We are deeply honoured and proud that His Majesty King Charles III has been confirmed as the Patron of the Philharmonia Chorus.

Buckingham Palace announced His Majesty's patronages to mark the first anniversary of the Coronation.

On Friday 18 October, the world's most popular history podcast, The Rest Is History, came to the Royal Albert Hall on stage with a full orchestra and chorus. Tom Holland and Dominic Sandbrook took a deep dive into the lives and times of two of history's greatest composers, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Ludwig van Beethoven.

From the spectre of the French Revolution looming over Mozart's final years, to the Napoleonic wars, which served as great inspiration to Beethoven, Tom and Dominic brought to life the stories of these two musical geniuses. The Academy of St Martin in the Fields and the Philharmonia Chorus were conducted by Oliver Zeffman.

The concert can now be heard as two podcasts - Podcast No.526, Mozart: History's Greatest Prodigy and Podcast No.527, Beethoven: Napoleon and the Music of War, is available here.