Gareth Malone
English choirmaster and broadcaster · United Kingdom · On the map · Actors · Born 1975 · age 51
He walks into rooms full of people who claim they can't sing and turns them into choirs. Gareth Malone's gift is less about music theory than social alchemy - convincing the reluctant that their voices, together, might surprise them.
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Celebrity PuzzlingSeries2023
Sing for the King: The Search for the Coronation ChoirFilm
The Coronation ConcertFilm, 20232022
The Horne Section TV ShowSeries, Gareth Malone2021
Susan Calman's Summer By the SeaSeries2018
The Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up To CancerSeriesSaturday Knight TakeawayFilm2017The Missing Crown JewelsFilm2016
Gareth's Invictus ChoirSeries, Himself - Presenter2015
The Naked Choir with Gareth MaloneSeries, Himself - Presenter2014
All About TWOFilm2012
The Diamond Jubilee Concert 2012Film2011
Celebrity Antiques Road TripSeries2009
How a Choir WorksFilm, Presenter2006
The One ShowSeries2004
Who Do You Think You Are?Series1999
Loose WomenSeries1975Born9 November 1975People around Gareth
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Born 9 November 1975, Gareth Edmund Malone is an English choirmaster and broadcaster who calls himself an "animateur, presenter and populariser of choral singing." His television work, especially The Choir, built a format around a simple wager: take groups with no choral background and coax them into harmony. The premise caught on, and Malone became the face of accessible, participatory music-making on British screens. In 2012 he was appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire for services to music - recognition that his real work was never just conducting, but opening the door.
