Te Whaea: National Dance & Drama Centre, 11 Hutchison Road, Newtown, Wellington

Wellington Community Choir is a diverse and vibrant community of people who love to sing. Everyone is welcome! We learn by ear and don’t worry about auditions or having a “good voice”; just turn up – if you can get through the door, you’re in the choir!

We have been singing together since 2005 and learn and perform new and traditional folksongs from New Zealand and around the world, notably from the African continent with the casual addition of pop and gospel.

Fun, friendly and affordable, Wellington Community Choir provides you with the opportunity to develop your musicality by having regular rehearsals, vocal clinics, community performances, concerts, collaborations with other choirs and musicians.

​We celebrate the warmth and vitality that community music making brings and offer members unforgettable experiences singing in different settings through trips, day outings and festivals.

Wednesday evenings 7-9pm

Stoulton Village Hall, Church Lane , Stoulton, Worcestershire WR7 4RE

Do come along – because it’s a very friendly and informal singing group (led by local Community Choir Leader Liz Hooper) where you can ‘find your voice’ and join with others in learning and singing great songs from all around the world in glorious, a capella harmony! From Africa to Australia, Scotland to South America there’s a great world of song out there waiting to be explored – there’s bound to be something you’ll love and you don’t need to read music because all songs are learnt by ear! AND we have tea/coffee and biccies at half-time too! 😀

We usually meet on the LAST Thursday of the month (except August & December) but do check the website for dates.

Friends’ Meeting House, Kirkgate, Cockermouth CA13 9PH

Wild Chorus is about connection: with each other; with our collective creativity; with audiences; with, in and through nature in the promotion of living more sustainably – freeing our voices to sing together in wild places!

Inspired by the wildness of the natural world, Wild Chorus is a performance choir led by Dave Camlin. By singing together in nature, we hope to promote the importance of wild places for the biodiversity and health of our planet.

Wild Chorus is a relaxed and friendly performance choir, for singers with some experience, and who are looking for a fun vocal challenge with like-minded singers. The emphasis is on having fun making a good sound together, singing material from rock, pop and folk traditions from around the world. You’re expected to be able to:

• Commit to weekly rehearsal and personal practice in order to learn repertoire
• Adjust your voice to blend with the group
• Sing confidently and accurately
• Follow a musical score.

During weekly rehearsals, we warm our bodies and voices up, and learn songs to perform as well as simply singing for pleasure. We learn repertoire mainly by ear, although lyrics, scores and rehearsal MP3s are all available to help you learn. You don’t need to be able to ‘sight read’ notation, but you do need to be able (or willing to learn!) to follow it.

Tuesdays 19:00 - 21:00 (term time)

South Brent Village Hall, Station Approach, South Brent, Devon, TQ10 9JL

Wild Goose Choir is a new folk-based community choir. In the sessions, we will learn a range of material within the folk canon, from the very traditional, to the modern-day. There is no audition process and absolute beginner choir singers are very welcome. An ability to sing in tune is vital, as is an openness to learn new vocal techniques. We will seek to perform at least twice a year, showcasing the songs and arrangements we have been learning. Therefore, a commitment to regular rehearsals and a willingness to perform is essential. Songs will be taught by ear initially but sheet music with all parts will also be available for you to use in sessions and take away for practise.

With Wild Goose Choir, I aim to create a safe, encouraging, warm community where members can enjoy the many benefits that group singing can bring, whilst also learning and improving their individual vocal techniques and abilities.

Tuesday evenings in term-time from 7-9pm