An inspiring and renowned choir mixing excellent singing, high standards and fun rehearsals in Milton Keynes.
An inspiring and renowned choir mixing excellent singing, high standards and fun rehearsals in Milton Keynes.
Who we are
Performing regularly in and around Milton Keynes, MK Chorale is the largest amateur choir in the city. With a reputation for inventive programming, it provides an enriching and rewarding series of concerts per year, accompanied by a hand-picked orchestra formed from some of the UK’s finest professional musicians, with soloists drawn from major London conservatoires.
Join us and be inspired!
We are a friendly choir of around 90 members who sing in a nurturing environment which maximises potential. Rehearsals mix excellent singing, high standards and humour, and are led by our professional musical directors, Mark Jordan and Alex Aitken.
Details about joining us can be found here.
Join us and be inspired!
We are a friendly choir of around 90 members who sing in a nurturing environment which maximises potential. Rehearsals mix excellent singing, high standards and humour, and are led by our professional musical directors, Mark Jordan and Alex Aitken.
Details about joining us can be found here.
When
We rehearse every Tuesday
in term time
1930-2145
Where
Christ the Cornerstone
300 Saxon Gate, Milton Keynes, MK9 2ES
When
We rehearse every Tuesday in term time
1930-2145
Where
Christ the Cornerstone
300 Saxon Gate, Milton Keynes, MK9 2ES
Free introductory session
Interested? Contact us and then come along and experience a few rehearsals for yourself.
Latest Events
We perform an eclectic mix of firm classical favourites plus lesser-known works and works by contemporary composers.
Come and Sing: Carmina Burana (excerpts)Saturday 25 January 10am-4pm
Church of Christ the Cornerstone, Milton Keynes, MK9 2ES This popular choral work (think 'X-Factor' or 'Old Spice') contains more than just that famous bit! Join us for a Come and Sing day to learn some more of this dramatic and exciting music. Scores and...
Rutter: MagnificatBritten: Rejoice in the LambSaturday 14 March 7.30pm
Benjamin Britten’s Te Deum in C and Simple Symphony a version for strings of some of his childhood compositions – join Imogen Holst’s rarely-performed orchestration of Rejoice in the Lamb to complete this joyous and uplifting programme.
Elgar: The Dream of GerontiusSunday 28 June 7.30pm
Milton Keynes Theatre with Danesborough Chorus and Polymnia Milton Keynes Philharmonia Martha McLorinan mezzo soprano Peter Davoren tenor Neil Balfour bass-baritone ‘This is the best of me... this, if anything of mine, is worth your memory’. So wrote Elgar as he...
