St Nicholas Methodist Church, Fore Street, Topsham, Exeter, EX3 0HQ, (includes disabled access)

The Quay Note Singers is a friendly choir for anyone who thinks they might enjoy singing in harmony with others. No previous experience or skill is required, you are not expected to read music, instead we learn songs by ear and in no time at all we can be making beautiful music together!

We sing all kinds of music, and we have some fun too! And we can be persuaded to sing in public occasionally. No commitment necessary, you can come along any time.

The fees include a low-income rate and you can choose to pay per session or for a half-term block.  Contact Sarah for term dates.

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“Thank you, Sarah, for all that you do for our singing group.  It is such an enjoyable 2 hours and I always go home relaxed and happy (even grinning!!).  With all the ups and downs of health, family and world problems, it helps in so many ways, as well as enjoying being part of a group which with your expertise and encouragement produces some lovely songs. Thank you.” 

Tuesdays 11am-1pm

Friends Meeting House, Greyfriars, Gloucester

Running since September 2021 and going from strength to strength! We are growing every week and loving it!

We are a welcoming, relaxed group of mixed ages, genders, identities and abilities. Learning by ear and having fun whilst doing it.

This is a warm and safe space to find your voice and your community. Family and allies welcome. There is no bad singing and there is a place for every voice.

We meet to rehearse in central Gloucester and perform across the county.

We meet on the ground floor; there is a step up to the room but we have a disabled ramp for step-free access. The toilets are gendered;  however we use them as un-gendered facilities.

We are about 10 mins walk from Gloucester train station. There is a car park nearby and some on street parking.

Wednesday evenings in term time 7.30 - 9.30pm

The Point, 16 South Parade, Doncaster, DN1 2DR

Quirky Choir prides itself on being a very different kind of choir. It has a distinct identity and pushes the boundaries of what a choir “should” be. Nobody needs to audition to join, and every week Doncaster residents of all ages and walks of life come together to make some joyful noise!

The choir sings an eclectic repertoire, mainly a cappella. They also occasionally compose their own songs and collaborate with professional songwriters, composers and poets to create pieces that are distinctly Quirky.

Wednesdays in term time, 6.30-8.30pm

Carnegie Community Hub, 192 Herne Hill Road, Herne Hill, London, SE24 0DG

Raise the Roof is a fun and inclusive Natural Voice Community Choir, located at the Carnegie Community Hub in Herne Hill.

We sing foot-stomping, spine-tingling, genre-defying, endorphin-raising songs in glorious a cappella vocal harmony – songs of passion, reflection, celebration and community from all over the world and across time – from folk to funk and doo-wop to hip-hop!

Raise the Roof is a Natural Voice Choir and all are welcome. There are no auditions, we learn by ear and sing from the soles of our feet! We are led by choral composer Kirsty Martin.

Find out more and book your place by visiting https://www.raisetheroofchoir.org or email us at info@raisetheroofchoir.org

Spring/Summer 2023 Term Dates:

Thursday 27 April
Thursday 4 May
Thursday 11 May
Thursday 18 May
Thursday 25 May
Thursday 1 June – HALF-TERM! NO CHOIR!
Thursday 8 June
Thursday 15 June
Thursday 22 June
Thursday 29 June

Thursday, 13 July END OF TERM GIG!

Thursday evenings in Term Time 7-9pm