Suilven, Gorthleck, Inverness, IV2 6YS

We are a small a cappella group, practising and performing locally.

We sing traditional and modern songs from all over the world, as well as Christiane’s original songs and arrangements.

Weekly by arrangement

The Newell Centre, Tozer Way, Chichester PO19 7LG

This session is part of an afternoon of activities organised by Parkinson’s Uk. It runs on the first two Mondays of the month and is followed by a sociable tea break! Those with Parkinson’s and their carers and family members are all welcome.

It is run in a spacious hall with easy access for wheel chairs if needed. We have a piano available and we project the words of songs when required.

We have a number of warm-ups which encourage movement, deeper breathing and articulation, activating muscles such as the diaphragm. Our songs range from the well known, which help access memory, to the challenge of new ones which help keep the brain working!

A friendly and supportive group, we always seem to have a good time.

This group meets on Monday afternoon, on the first two Mondays of every month

St Mary's Church Centre, Leamington Spa

Morning Chorus is a weekly women’s singing group for those who want to sing for pleasure. No experience necessary.

The singing group is led by Rebecca Knight, former co-leader of Songlines Community Choir. Over the years Rebecca has led International Women’s Day workshops and has taught at Unicorn Voice Camp, Unicorn Dancing Spirit Camp, Sacred Arts Camp and Whitsun Voice Camp.

Our repertoire: all sorts of songs (all taught by ear)
It is great for your health and general well-being to sing on a weekly basis.
All voices welcome.

Mondays in term time 10am - 11.45

Moseley Exchange, 149-153 Alcester Road, Moseley, Birmingham

Moseley Voices is a fun and friendly community choir established in 2007.

We sing a lot of folk, 60s pop and songs from around the place, as well as new arrangements and contemporary acappella songs.

Tea and cake are important aspects of most sessions. We perform a few times a year, including a Summer performance and a January wassail.

The choir is open to anybody who would like to sing. You do not need any previous experience or be able to read music. Songs are taught by ear.

Thursday evenings in term time 7.30 to 9.30pm