Are you a confident sight-reader with good vocal technique and high-level ensemble experience?

Would you like to sing rewarding and challenging repertoire, perform Irish and world premieres in beautiful venues, compete and tour internationally, and make award-winning recordings?

Are you available to rehearse from 7:30pm on Thursday evenings in central Dublin 2?

We currently have a particular vacancy for a low bass, although we are always interested in hearing from experienced high-level ensemble singers.

Apply now to audition with Cuore and sing with us for forthcoming performances. Our plans for 2026 include a spring concert of contemporary choral music, including Irish and world premieres, and recording sessions for our first album.

Cuore are fundraising now for our first professional recording, planned for 2026, featuring premiere recordings of music by composers associated with the choir, including Anne-Marie O’Farrell, Rhona Clarke and Michał Ziółkowski.

If you’re inspired by what we do and would like to support our first commercial recording or to fund other commissions, we’d love to hear from you!

After our overall win last year, we’re delighted to receive a ⭐ Special Commendation ⭐ (Best Overall Choir Category) in this year’s RTÉ lyric fm Choirs for Christmas Recording Competition.🎄

Our entry this year was Puer natus est by Georg Grün, a live recording of the Irish premiere at our Christmas concert in 2024.

Huge congratulations to all awardees & commendees. It was wonderful to see the record number of entries and to hear the high standards from all across Ireland. You can listen to all the entries on the RTÉ website.

Thank you to our wonderful audience of over 400 people who joined us for a festive evening of uplifting choral music from around the world and across the ages in the beautiful acoustic of St Mary’s Church, Haddington Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4.

We performed festive favourites, music by Busto, McDowell and Whitacre, the Irish premieres of contemporary carols by Jonathan Dove and Ola Gjeilo. and the world premiere of a new carol by Rhona Clarke.

Plus special guests from the Royal Irish Academy of Music Junior Choir conducted by Brian Dungan.