As well as their concert series held in York Minster and churches in the city centre, they have performed in festivals in the UK and abroad, and have appeared on radio and TV, with recent appearances in York's Late and Early Music Festivals, and performances on BBC Radio 3 and Radio 4. The Ebor Singers are proud to be an Associate Choir of York Minster.

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The choir is dedicated to innovative programming, whether it be for rare or rediscovered Renaissance and Baroque works, or for promoting new music, developing relationships with established composers and providing opportunities for young composers.  Through the Scholars programme, they also support singers early in their careers.

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Both in performance and on recording, the ensemble has presented contemporary compositions that explore the boundaries between ancient and modern music. They have forged relationships with numerous composers, including established artists such as Philip Moore and Ambrose Field, emerging talents Ben Rowarth and Kerensa Briggs, and prominent figures such as Errollyn Wallen and Kerry Andrew.   The choir also encourages young composers to write for voices - notably through the NCEM Young Composers Award. 

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The choir’s growing discography includes Mystery and Miracle ('The Ebor Singers impart a natural, unflamboyant grace'  - The Independent) featuring premiere recordings of music from medieval York, and their two most recent recordings of choral music from the English Civil War, released by Resonus Classics.  Music for Troubled Times: The English Civil War and the Siege of York  was applauded for placing the music in its historical context ('A thoughtfully compiled programme of little-known but interesting repertoire' - Early Music Review; 'a very imaginative production [...] a fascinating historical document as well as a wonderful listening experience' - Lark Reviews).  A Cavalier Christmas was similarly acclaimed ('A fascinating disc, beautifully performed, and of very high quality' - Classic FM; 'The programme was brilliantly executed and beautifully sung' - Sunday Times; 'A surprise seasonal hit for me' - BBC Radio 3 Record Review).  

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Contemporary choral repertoire is also represented in their recordings,.  Dusk Songs featured the choir's first commission from Kerry Andrew ('stunning' - Classic FM;  'Beautifully performed and recorded, 'Dusk Songs' is a captivating, enthralling journey which delves deeply into the rich and broad heritage of sacred choral music. A quiet delight' - Crossrhythms).  New Horizons included Andrew's York Mass and Philip Moore's Pilgrimage  ('The Ebor Singers impress throughout; their sound is decidedly fresh and immediate, and their precision admirable' - Gramophone).