Horsham Children's Choir for primary aged children.

Mark Bradbury, BMus (hons), LRAM

Mark lives in Horsham with Lou and their three daughters who all love to sing. Mark began his vocal training with the legendary baritone John Cameron in Manchester and won a scholarship to study singing at The Royal Academy of Music. Theatre always played a big part in Mark’s life. As a performer, he always felt most at-home on the Operatic stage. Mark sang with Glyndebourne Opera for 10 years and learnt so many of his workshop leading skills in the awsome Glyndebourne Education Department. He joined the Glyndebourne Chorus in 1999 and sang with the company for many years. He made his solo Glyndebourne debut at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in 2001 singing Bartholomew/ The Last Supper (Birtwistle). Other operatic roles include Parpignol/ La Boheme (RAH Raymond Gubbay), Arbace/ Idomeneo, Acis/ Acis and Galatea, Monostatos/ Die Zauberflote. Chorally, Mark has enjoyed singing with The Academy of Ancient Music, Gabrieli Consort and Choir of the Age of enlightenment. As a founder member of European Voices, under Sir Simon Rattle, he sang with the OAE and Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra in Berlin and Salzburg in Les Boreades (Rameaux), Peter Grimes (Britten), and Wonderful Town (Bernstein). Mark is the director of the Big Notes and Little Notes Horsham choirs and is a founder/ director of Little Notes, along with running his Horsham Singing Teacher private studio offering one-to-one singing lessons.