Cambridge Chorale

The Cambridge Chorale is a dynamic vocal ensemble formed in 1994 by Michael Kibblewhite. Known for performing music at the highest level, the choir has been directed by notable conductors such as Julian Wilkins (2005-2016) and Owain Park (2016-2023), with Robert Brooks currently at the helm. The choir tackles a wide range of repertoire, from large choral classics like Bach’s *Mass in B Minor* and Duruflé’s *Requiem* to contemporary works by composers such as Einojuhani Rautavaara and Judith Weir. They are highly sought after for collaborations and have produced several critically acclaimed recordings, including *My Spirit Sang All Day* and *Hymns to the Mother of God*. The choir supports charitable causes through their performances and works with local schools to promote music-making.

Recent releases include *The Very Best Time of Year*, *Hymns To The Mother Of God*, and *Dubra: Northern Lights*, showcasing their versatility and commitment to quality choral music.