There are at least two groups with this name.

1. London Pro Musica is a performing ensemble specialising in secular and theatre music of the sixteenth century, particularly of the Italian Renaissance. The ensemble consist of singers and musicians. It has toured extensively under its director, recorder player Bernard Thomas, and made a number of recordings.

Thomas is also a music scholar, and has published editions of most surviving Renaissance dance music under the "London Pro Musica" name.


2. London Pro Musica is a Canadian mixed-voice chamber choir organised and run by its members. LPM performs an extensive range of music, from the mediaeval to the contemporary, for accompanied and unaccompanied voices.

London Pro Musica was formed in London, Ontarion in 1970 by two choristers, Morgan Sharpe and Norma Clare. Always supportive of Canadian composers, over the past thirty-five years, the choir has added a repertoire of popular music, including jazz and folk renditions, and selections from musical theatre.

Their Web site mentions no recordings.

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