Miles le Goullon

Baritone

A young man with curly red hair, wearing a purple dress shirt, beige pants, and brown shoes, standing on a wooden bridge in a lush, green forest at night, smiling at the camera.

Miles Le Goullon is a young multi-instrumentalist musician based in Brisbane with over a decade of experience in choral music. Miles, born into a family of choristers, at 8 years old joined the St Stephen's Cathedral Choir as a treble for which he has been a member ever since. In a matter of a few years, he became the head chorister and sang many famous solo repertoire such as Pie Jesu from Faure's Requiem, I waited for the lord by Mendelssohn as well as singing on QPAC stage twice as a soloist with the 2nd Mvt of Bernstein's Chichester Psalms with the UQ Symphony Orchestra, and Webber's Pie Jesu with the Queensland Symphony Orchestra. Today, Miles is studying classical Violin at the Queensland Conservatorium of Music and sings with the St Stephen's Cathedral Choir, Cathedral Schola and The Chronicle Singers.