Christopher Gabbitas

He joined The King's Singers as their 2nd Baritone in early 2004, following an extensive audition process, deciding to put his legal career on hold.

During this time, Gabbitas made several broadcasts for BBC Radio 4, presenting documentaries which looked at aspects of the singing voice and choral performance.

In The King's Singers 50th Anniversary GOLD Book, Gabbitas credits his initial colleagues in the ensemble, including David Hurley, Philip Lawson and Stephen Connolly, as being formative influences in his continuing musical career.

He maintains a position as consultant solicitor with Keystone Law, recognised as one of the most innovative legal service providers in the UK, advising on creative commercial matters.

Whilst on tour in America in late 2004, he met Stephanie Seales, a musical theatre actress and successful businesswoman who set up one of the largest babyballet franchise operations in the UK.