That’s where my love of choral music came from. When I was growing up in Adelaide (although I’m Brisbane born), I was the youngest member to join the Adelaide Youth Choir. We sang what they sang, mainly Everly Brothers covers, so harmony was natural for me.
So I grew up with music and singing at home. My Father Tony, and Godfather Howard ,were professional singers during the 60’s back in England, where they toured together in a band. And what about ensemble singing? You are well known as one of the original ten tenors, but where did your journey begin?Įnsemble singing really started at home. I am certainly very grateful for the career I have had to date. I’ve also sung our National Anthem at such events as State of Origin and International rugby games. I also toured Australia in the National tour of Pirates of Penzance, as understudy to Simon Gallaher, and opposite the late Jon English. Over the years I have toured that show around the world including shows at the Sydney Opera House and the Lincoln Centre in NYC. I also started my long association with the Queensland Pops Orchestra in a show called Scotland The Brave. When I graduated high school, I went straight to the QLD Conservatorium, and that’s when I became a founding member of The Ten Tenors. I sang ‘Silver Bells’ and have never looked back! I performed in school and community choirs growing up and played the lead in many school and community musicals. Yes, my first public performance was at a school Christmas concert. I understand you made your debut at the tender age of 5?
Gregory Moore in Scotland the Brave Tell us a bit about your solo career.
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