Award-winning choir director Mark and the MDL Singers deliver powerful, dynamic performances, high-impact opening numbers, walk-up stings, after-party music, and workshops. Engaging, interactive, toe-tapping and energetic, they adapt to any audience and event and deliver a truly memorable musical experience.
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Mark de Lisser is an acclaimed vocal coach, award-winning choir director and one of the UK’s leading figures in choral performance. With over a decade's experience delivering extraordinary musical experiences, Mark and his professional ensemble, the MDL Singers, bring infectious energy, soul and technical brilliance to a wider range of events.
Whether engaging global audiences at major live events such as The King’s Coronation Concert or creating tailored musical moments for awards, Mark specialises in turning music into unforgettable shared experiences. From high-impact opening numbers to live walk-up music for awards, every element is crafted to engage, unite and uplift.
As the creative force behind the award-winning, dynamic MDL Singers, Mark is recognised for his innovative arrangements and ability to inspire performers and audiences. His work has featured on The Voice UK, The Masked Singer, and The Naked Choir, and he appeared as the musical mentor behind Our Dementia Choir with Vicky McClure. Mark is also the co-author of Inspire Your Choir: 100 Ways to Raise the Bar and the bestselling Sing Out! series - a staple for choir leaders around the world.
In addition to professional performances, Mark leads vocal workshops and team-building experiences, using music as a tool for wellness, creativity and connection. His supportive, encouraging approach invites individuals and groups to explore their voices, grow in confidence and connect across cultural or linguistic barriers through shared purpose. Sessions are developed specifically to the audience and carefully designed to invigorate, inspire and unite.
Mark and the MDL Singers can appear accapella, with backing tracks or alongside a live band in a range of settings and stage set-ups.