"This programme, under the title of Ralph Vaughan Williams's Serenade to Music, was a fine showcase for their talents..... Edward Elgar's very tricky Four Choral Songs were a bold beginning to the programme." 
The Herald
 

The Quodlibet Chorale is a chamber choir based in Edinburgh which brings together some of the city's best singers to perform major works in the choral repertoire. Drawing on a combination of young professionals, students and talented amateurs, the choir is invitation only and varies in size for different projects, rehearsing intensively in the weeks before a concert rather than regularly throughout the year. It was formed in 2010 and repertoire has included Rachmaninov's “All-Night Vigil”, Tallis' “Spem in alium” and the Scottish première of Gabriel Jackson's “Sanctus est verum lumen”, as well as pieces ranging from Gabrieli to Gorecki. Quodlibet is Latin for “what pleases” and sums up the philosophy of the choir which specialises in no particular type of music but will perform interesting music of any period or style.