English Congregational Church schoolroom, Lammas St, Carmarthen SA31 3AL

Sweet Harmony was born in April 2014. There are usually around 50 members, some who have been part of the group since the beginning and others who have joined us along the way.

We sing in harmony and a capella – without instrumental accompaniment – embracing a broad spectrum of music: Blues, gospel, funk, pop and folk from all over the world, including songs from right here in Wales. There is no need to read music – all songs are taught by ear

The singers are very warm and welcome new members.

Absolutely everyone is welcome;  humans of all ages, genders, racial heritage and levels of musical experience.

We have taster sessions at the start of each term and then people commit for the whole term. This really strengthens regularity of attendance and allows us to go deeply into the repertoire without having to reteach the parts every week. Members have access to recordings of harmony parts so they can practise between sessions.  

Our main emphasis is on enjoying the learning and singing of gorgeous songs together, indulging in the pure deliciousness of creating mouthwatering harmonies, but we also like sharing our repertoire with others. We often do a performance at the end of term and sometimes sing at other events. Our gigs have included the following events/ venues: The National Botanical Gardens, The Narberth A Capella Voice Festival, Carmarthen Inter-faith day and Carmarthen White Ribbon Walk.

Wednesdays 6.30 - 8.30pm

Central Community Centre, Emlyn Square, Swindon, SN1 5BP

Swindon Community Choir was started in 2000 as the Swindon Scratch Choir in the hayloft at Lower Shaw Farm, West Swindon, by Linda Lee.  Linda had a dream to create a real community choir in Swindon – an all-inclusive choir that anyone could join to experience the joy of singing with others in spine-tingling harmony!

How many people were told as a child at school that they couldn’t sing?  We set out to prove this wrong!  Singing is good for our mental and physical health and creates a sense of belonging to a community.

We teach the songs in 2, 3 or 4 part harmony, taught simultaneously by three or four song leaders in small groups.  You choose which group your voice is most comfortable with.  When the parts have been taught, everyone gets back together to sing the complete song and make a fantastic sound.

We sing mainly for the joy and fun of it, and we do occasional performances that people join in if they want – no obligation!

Alternate Monday evenings, 7.15 to 8.45pm

Holy Trinity Church, 66 Lennard Road, London SE20 7LX

A fun, inclusive weekly group singing music from around the world. No auditions, everyone welcome, with music taught by ear in a relaxed way.

Monday afternoons from 3pm to 4.30pm

St Anne & All Saints, Miles St, London, SW8 1RL

Syrinx is a brand new choir. We sing a wide range of music with harmony and heart. New songs, old songs, folk songs, pops songs. You can expect to sing a couple of songs that you’ll know, but also an introduction to something new.

The project is best suited to those who’ve done some group singing before, but there is no audition and no requirement to be able to read music. We’re looking for enthusiastic singers with an interest in exploring a varied repertoire and making a good sound. Get in touch if you’d like to join us for a free taster session.

New members welcome!

Tuesday nights 7-9pm