Music Makers Choir | St George's Bristol

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Melody Makers Choir, a Bristol based community choir, perform at St. George’s for the first time, singing a variety of banging pop classics, heart warming ballads and a selection of maritime themed songs to celebrate the RNLI commemorating two centuries of life saving.

MMC are delighted to host our first evening of music at St. George’s Bristol. The Henleaze based community choir, which has been running for 8 years under the direction of Natalie Cooper, have gone from strength to strength with now over 120 members. They pride themselves on creating a warm and friendly community where making friends and music is equally valued.

The choir are delighted to share a varied programme of folk, pop and rock, with a second half of maritime themed music to celebrate the RNLI in its bicentennial year. Their ‘Sing to Save Lives’ concert will feature the newly commissioned work Crossing The Bar by composer Craig McLeish, based on a Tennyson poem.

Pianists

Andrew Kirk
Felix Sürbe
Natalie Veal

Enjoy delicious drinks and light bites from our Café Bar ahead of the event.

Available to pre-order when booking your tickets, you can choose from a selection of house drinks on arrival, accompanied by a board of bread, olives and dips (all Vegetarian). Just select which option – for one or two people – you would like, before checkout. Or if you’ve already booked, please email boxoffice@stgeorgesbristol.co.uk to add your food to your order.

Your pre-ordered food and drink will be available to collect from the Café Bar from 90 minutes before the event. It’s the perfect way to begin your event experience at St George’s!