Founded in September 1998,
Pro Musica is an audition choir consisting of experienced singers from around East Sussex and further afield. It is currently co-directed by Kathryn Sargent and Ray Maulkin.

The founder and conductor of
Pro Musica for four seasons, was Dr Roy Wales, one of the UK's most experienced choral conductors, and also well known on the international choral scene

Pro Musica originated in Rottingdean, a village near Brighton on the English South Coast, but from September 2008 the choir will rehearse in Lewes East Sussex.

During the choir season, Pro Musica usually gives three concert performances.

The aim of the choir is to create a friendly, sociable choral environment and to perform a varied international choral repertoire of works from 16th-21st century to a high standard. Recently the Choir enjoyed performing music by Haydn, Mozart, Rossini and John Rutter. There is a modest membership fee and a simple entrance voice hearing.

We welcome new members with experience of choral singing, especially tenors and basses. It is possible to join at any time during the year.

Pro Musica is a member of 'Making Music' (The National Federation of Music Societies)

Members not only have the opportunity to give regular concerts in the local area, but may be asked to participate in occasional concerts at the Royal Albert Hall, Barbican Concert Hall in London, and the National Indoor Arena and Symphony Hall in Birmingham.

The summer weekend concert tour abroad is always a popular event in the choir calendar