Coronavirus (COVID-19) - Update

The Mirabilé programme of concerts is currently on hold due to the Coronavirus crisis.

Our members are keeping safe and well by staying at home, protecting the NHS and thus helping to save lives.

Although we are physically unable to sing together, we are delighted to announce the release of our first virtual choral work, a recording of Howard Goodall’s new song “Loving Kindness" - a tribute to our wonderful NHS frontline workers.

Please click the image below to watch the video.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) - Update

The Mirabilé programme of concerts is currently on hold due to the Coronavirus crisis.

Our members are keeping safe and well by staying at home, protecting the NHS and thus helping to save lives.

Although we are physically unable to sing together, we are delighted to announce the release of our first virtual choral work, a recording of Howard Goodall’s new song “Loving Kindness" - a tribute to our wonderful NHS frontline workers.

Please click the image below to watch the video.

“Mirabilé delighted a capacity audience with a forward-looking and aspirational programme of delightfully varied choral music.... Mirabilé has a trademark sound of deep romantic warmth. The singers were on home territory with the lush sonorities of the Romantics, but the beating heart of the programme was disclosed to us in the group of songs just before the interval, songs of loss, longing and separation, culminating in Wilberg’s fully-realised and soulful arrangement of the folk-song ‘Shenandoah’ - the wide Missouri, indeed. Add this to Mirabilé’s technical and you had a choral experience to savour; balance, blend and intonation were flawless throughout, even in long a Capella sections - no mean achievement!”

David Machell (Nottingham-based composer, arranger, choir leader, conductor)

“The beautiful voices of Mirabilé Vocal Ensemble will remain imprinted in our memories for a very long time.”

Press review – Terre di Scansano Classica Festival, Italy.

“Spine tingling... my friends and I were blown away.”

Judith - Nottingham

“I was fortunate to hear a concert given by Mirabilé in a little town in Tuscany. The event was a great success due to not only the high quality of the choral sound and musical interpretation but also the variety and presentation of their performance. In a country noted for choral singing, Mirabilé’s contribution is of the highest quality.”

Robin Stapleton – Former Chorus Director, Royal Opera House and Guest conductor, BBC Concert Orchestra.

“I was lucky enough to listen to the Mirabilé Ensemble at the Nottingham Arts Theatre. I was blown away by the beautiful voices, arrangements and song choices. They were a very friendly group of singers who raised the roof with their voices. Wonderful - do have them for your event or at the very least go and see them, wherever they are singing.”

Review - Kirsty Farrelly - Marketing and Operations Manager, Nottingham Arts Theatre.

“A concert full of such contrasts and emotions demands not only beautiful singing but great attention to detail, clear phrasing, thoughtful articulation and communication. Mirabilé excelled in all of this. They gave a thoroughly enjoyable performance.”

Robert Foreman - Musical Director, choir of St. Peter’s Church, Market Bosworth, Leicestershire

“We were thrilled by your talent and the pure beauty of your voices. We truely loved every moment. We look forward to you returning.

'Tundra' can never be heard too many times, such a powerful performance.”

Tracey Davenport, Event Organiser, NSPCC, Mansfield

“I attended the Mirabilé Christmas concert at Wollaton Hall and felt privileged to be part of such a truly special evening. The magnificent setting and twinkling Christmas trees provided the perfect backdrop to the beautiful blend of choir and harp in perfect union. The Mirabilé voices were so pure, flawless and expressive that it made me feel quite emotional. They must surely be one of the best choirs around.”

Jean Garland - Truro