The Ashcroft Centre, 21 Ashcroft Road, Cirencester GL7 1RA

Our lovely choir began meeting in 2010 and fosters a relaxed and super-friendly approach to a capella singing for pleasure.  We are a fully inclusive group, and no previous experience is required.

There are no auditions or solos and no need to read music as we teach everything by ear.

The choir is co-run by the Singtastic team: Vicky Sweeney, Sarah Owen, Kate Rowe and Darren Sweeney. Working as a four-person team enables us to teach harmony parts concurrently, so there’s no waiting around for others to learn their parts – you’ll be singing pop, folk, gospel and music from around the world within minutes.

All voices are warmly welcome!

Thursday 7.30 - 9.30pm

St Swithin's Church, The Paragon, Bath BA1 5LY

Clarity Choir sing uplifting songs from around the world in a range of styles. Clarity is an open-access, a cappella choir that is as much about having fun as it is about singing! Clarity Bath meet in the beautiful St Swithin’s at the top of Walcot Street. It’s got a wonderful natural acoustic, perfect for the human voice. We currently have around 50 members, with a good mix of voice parts although we would be happy to welcome a few more tenors. The choir performs a couple of times a year alongside Clarity Trowbridge – both choirs learn the same songs.

All songs are taught by ear and everything we sing is unaccompanied allowing us to really enjoy the wonderful sound of the human voice in harmony. We sing mainly for fun, but do perform occasionally.

Join Us!
If you’re interested in joining Clarity Choir, please do get in touch. You’re welcome to come along for a free taster session. There are no auditions, no requirements, just a willingness to join in and have fun!
​“Clara is a brilliant choir leader and manages to get everyone making a great sound even though few of us consider ourselves to be good singers! We are relaxed and informal and there is a lot of fun and laughter.” Clarity Choir member

Tuesday mornings, 10am-12pm (term time)
We stop for coffee around halfway through the session.

Wesley Road Methodist Church, Newtown, Trowbridge BA14 0AX

Clarity Choir sing uplifting songs from around the world in a range of styles. Clarity is an open-access, a cappella choir that is as much about having fun as it is about singing! Clarity Trowbridge meet in Wesley Road Methodist Church which has a wonderful warm acoustic, perfect for the human voice. We currently have around 30 members, with a good mix of voice parts although we would be happy to welcome a few more altos and tenors. The choir performs a couple of times a year alongside Clarity Bath – both choirs learn the same songs.

All songs are taught by ear and everything we sing is unaccompanied allowing us to really enjoy the wonderful sound of the human voice in harmony. We sing mainly for fun, but do perform occasionally.

Join Us!
If you’re interested in joining Clarity Choir, please do get in touch. You’re welcome to come along for a free taster session. There are no auditions, no requirements, just a willingness to join in and have fun!
​“Clara is a brilliant choir leader and manages to get everyone making a great sound even though few of us consider ourselves to be good singers! We are relaxed and informal and there is a lot of fun and laughter.” Clarity Choir member

Wednesday evenings, 7.30pm - 9.30pm (term time)
We have a break around half way through

Penkhull Village Hall, top of Trent Valley Rd, Penkhull, Stoke on Trent ST4 5JB

Clay Chorus is a mixed gender community choir based in Penkhull. It’s led by Kate Barfield and Greg Stephens of the Boat Band.
Clay Chorus were formed in 2006 in order to sing in a B.arts community theatre show: Clay, and have sung in many shows since including the Penkhull Mystery Plays, outside on Penkhull village green, and as part of Beautiful Thing at the New Vic Theatre. They have also sung in their own shows: “Titanic Echoes” and ” Floating on Brindley`s Dreams”, and most recently for Animal Apocalypse, a show about the plight of the natural world.
Clay Chorus welcomes all voices. There’s no need to read music as we learn the songs by ear and repetition.

Monday evenings in term time from 7.30pm-9.00pm (from 7.45pm on second Monday of the month)