A creative, quality-led approach to recording.
Convivium Records (est. 2009) is committed to working with exceptional artists and composers to share their music. We aim to exceed the expectations of our clients, creating recordings that reflect their true potential.
Our catalogue of over 100 releases is available both digitally or on CD with worldwide shipping. Visit our shop page or search below.
FEATURED RELEASES
Discover this collection of choral works exploring themes of home, belonging, spiritual refuge, love, respite and peace performed by Imperial College Chamber Choir and conductor Patrick Allies.
Discover this first full album of choral music by Edmund Jolliffe, performed by the Nonsuch Singers under Tom Bullard
Discover this lyrical journey for harp, flute and voice, inspired by artistic relationships forged through travel and chance encounters.
Discover chamber works written by Hugh Shrapnel as a response to poetry, history and social unrest, performed by The Tippett Quartet with pianist Lynn Arnold and violinist Jo Cooper.
“It is now eight years since I began working with Convivium Records, and these have been eight years of a fruitful and creative relationship. We have completed three full length CDs together, and I have found everyone to be fully committed and helpful in every way. I cannot recommend them highly enough.”
“Convivium have been a total joy to work with. They combine wide industry knowledge and contacts with excellent musical judgement, an instinct for connecting people and ideas, fastidious eye for detail and a down-to-earth approach. Every part of the organisation is geared towards high quality, hence the respect in which the label is held across the musical world.”
“I have the highest respect for this ever-growing company that Adrian Green has so responsibly and diligently built. For both Dan Locklair GLORIA and, the latest, Dan Locklair REQUIEM, the performers, producers, performance spaces and recording engineers were all first-rate.”
“The quality of work here is outstanding, and Convivium Records achieve a remarkable recorded sound, with care and expertise at every stage of the project from recording to final mastering. All of our recordings with them have been a great success and the excellence of the singing was beautifully captured by the Convivium team.”
“The team at Convivium Records are a joy to work with. Their creative and adaptable approach – paired with the highest professional standards – make for excellent results. I can wholeheartedly recommend them!”
“It is now eight years since I began working with Convivium Records, and these have been eight years of a fruitful and creative relationship. We have completed three full length CDs together, and I have found everyone to be fully committed and helpful in every way. I cannot recommend them highly enough.”
“Convivium have been a total joy to work with. They combine wide industry knowledge and contacts with excellent musical judgement, an instinct for connecting people and ideas, fastidious eye for detail and a down-to-earth approach. Every part of the organisation is geared towards high quality, hence the respect in which the label is held across the musical world.”
“I have the highest respect for this ever-growing company that Adrian Green has so responsibly and diligently built. For both Dan Locklair GLORIA and, the latest, Dan Locklair REQUIEM, the performers, producers, performance spaces and recording engineers were all first-rate.”
“The quality of work here is outstanding, and Convivium Records achieve a remarkable recorded sound, with care and expertise at every stage of the project from recording to final mastering. All of our recordings with them have been a great success and the excellence of the singing was beautifully captured by the Convivium team.”
“The team at Convivium Records are a joy to work with. Their creative and adaptable approach – paired with the highest professional standards – make for excellent results. I can wholeheartedly recommend them!”
“Beautifully and idiomatically written and performed, this showcases some of Shrapnel's most adroit and memorable music.”
5th August 2026
“The importance of the environment, community and political issues also shines through once again here, making for another fascinating and diverse selection of [Hugh Shrapnel's] music”
3rd August 2026
“The music is lyrical, introspective, and bearing a timeless quality... Phoenix Consort sings with heavenly beauty and tonal purity.” ★★★★
2nd August 2026
"Sustained, hymn-like succession of chords; the interruptions of silence between musical gestures... the feeling of time being not so much suspended as inconsequential."
29th July 2026
“A clever bit of programming that showcases both the harp's sweet lyricism, and its rougher, more punctuated capabilities.”
29th July 2026
“An interesting, Oriel-centric release... there are gems here, and the choir certainly gives its all.”
29th July 2026
“This is certainly music to brighten up a cloudy day, couched in identifiably English harmonies... I have nothing but praise for the performance and recording here.”
29th July 2026
“There is something decidedly Brittenish about some of the harmonies and flighty melodic constructs... But it is Benham’s ability to conjure up atmosphere that impresses the most.”
29th July 2026
“An interesting collection made indispensable by the inclusion of the first complete recording of the Beach.”
28th July 2026
“Beautifully and idiomatically written and performed, this showcases some of Shrapnel's most adroit and memorable music.”
5th August 2026
“The importance of the environment, community and political issues also shines through once again here, making for another fascinating and diverse selection of [Hugh Shrapnel's] music”
3rd August 2026
“The music is lyrical, introspective, and bearing a timeless quality... Phoenix Consort sings with heavenly beauty and tonal purity.” ★★★★
2nd August 2026
"Sustained, hymn-like succession of chords; the interruptions of silence between musical gestures... the feeling of time being not so much suspended as inconsequential."
29th July 2026
“A clever bit of programming that showcases both the harp's sweet lyricism, and its rougher, more punctuated capabilities.”
29th July 2026
“An interesting, Oriel-centric release... there are gems here, and the choir certainly gives its all.”
29th July 2026
Latest Reviews
“Beautifully and idiomatically written and performed, this showcases some of Shrapnel's most adroit and memorable music.”
5th August 2026
“The importance of the environment, community and political issues also shines through once again here, making for another fascinating and diverse selection of [Hugh Shrapnel's] music”
3rd August 2026
“The music is lyrical, introspective, and bearing a timeless quality... Phoenix Consort sings with heavenly beauty and tonal purity.” ★★★★
2nd August 2026
"Sustained, hymn-like succession of chords; the interruptions of silence between musical gestures... the feeling of time being not so much suspended as inconsequential."
29th July 2026




