Blenheim Choral Society
About Us
Our Director
Our Director
The Blenheim Choral Society was formed in 1962 and is the longest-established choir in Blenheim. For some years we performed under the name 'Marlborough Singers', but in 2020 we became just Blenheim Choral.
Our choir has a mixture of ages and abilities, but we all have one thing in common: we love to sing. We meet once a week, for two hour
The Blenheim Choral Society was formed in 1962 and is the longest-established choir in Blenheim. For some years we performed under the name 'Marlborough Singers', but in 2020 we became just Blenheim Choral.
Our choir has a mixture of ages and abilities, but we all have one thing in common: we love to sing. We meet once a week, for two hours, rehearsing for two or three shows a year, which we perform for family, friends and the Marlborough community. On occasions we also join in concerts with the Marlborough District Brass Band and/or the Marlborough Civic Orchestra.
We always welcome new members! No auditions are necessary.
Our Director
Our Director
Our Director
We are very fortunate to have New Zealand baritone, ROBERT TUCKER as our musical director. Robert studied at the University of Otago, before moving to Perth, Australia, where he was an Emerging Performer at the Australian Opera Studio. After living and working in the UK for five years he returned to New Zealand where he performs regularly
We are very fortunate to have New Zealand baritone, ROBERT TUCKER as our musical director. Robert studied at the University of Otago, before moving to Perth, Australia, where he was an Emerging Performer at the Australian Opera Studio. After living and working in the UK for five years he returned to New Zealand where he performs regularly with New Zealand Opera and many other groups. He works hard to bring us up to a high standard.
Our Music
Our Director
Our Music
We aim to present two concerts a year, though, like so many things, our recent programmes have been interrupted by Covid 19. The mid-year concert has usually been more informal, with anything from modern classics to Gilbert & Sullivan and our end-of-year concert, performed in Marlborough's ASB Theatre, a more important, classical work wi
We aim to present two concerts a year, though, like so many things, our recent programmes have been interrupted by Covid 19. The mid-year concert has usually been more informal, with anything from modern classics to Gilbert & Sullivan and our end-of-year concert, performed in Marlborough's ASB Theatre, a more important, classical work with professional soloists. However, as our repertoire expands, so do our ambitions, and we will be bringing a new range of performances to our loyal local audience – and beyond.