Brisbane Chamber Choir

Under the visionary leadership of founder Graeme Morton, Brisbane Chamber Choir has emerged as one of Australia’s most compelling choral ensembles. Bringing together singers from diverse musical backgrounds, the choir is united by a shared commitment to expressive, finely crafted music-making that connects deeply with audiences.

The ensemble traverses centuries of repertoire, from the clarity of Renaissance motets to ambitious contemporary works, premieres, and commissions. Its 2025 performance of Messiah at QPAC was praised for its freshness, insight, and conviction. The choir has collaborated with the Queensland Symphony Orchestra under Umberto Clerici for the past five years, including in Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony and Verdi’s Requiem. Critics described the choir as “rich, radiant, and unified” and hailed the performances as the most powerful musical experiences they had encountered.

Brisbane Chamber Choir is proud to be the resident chamber choir at St John’s Anglican Cathedral and an Affiliate Ensemble of the University of Queensland School of Music, contributing vibrantly to Brisbane’s cultural life.