United Reformed Church, Edwards Lane, Sherwood, Nottingham

Come and sing with others just for the fun of it.  We sing a range of songs from a variety of styles, eras and locations

No experience necessary, no auditions and no need to read music. Those who think they can’t sing are particularly welcome.

We meet on Monday evenings during term time for 10 weeks at a time.  We often finish with an informal concert for sympathetic family and friends on the tenth week.

The Spring term starts on Monday 13th January.

Monday evenings during term time for 10 weeks, 7.30 pm - 9.00 pm

1 Boar St, Mere, Warminster BA12 6DD

Shreen Harmony were started by fantastic choir leader and music practitioner Helen Porter way back in 1998. Since 2006 the choir has been run by Caroline Radcliffe.
We sing a variety of musical genres from soul and pop to folk, classical, and songs from other countries, in English and other languages. All songs are unaccompanied and taught by ear. Our sessions are fun and informal, but we also strive to sing to a good standard, and take great pleasure in performing at various events in the local area throughout the year.

Thursday evening 7.30pm - 9pm, term times

St John’s Rd, Old Trafford, Manchester M16 7GX

A friendly and informal weekly group. We sing a variety of songs, including some from the standard acapella repertoire, original songs and arrangements, jazz, soul, folk, pop, songs from around the world… whatever takes our fancy. We’re not a performance group, but we occasionally find ourselves getting together with other singing groups for a joint sing, supporting a local event or singing under the tree outside at Christmas. New members are welcome at any time. No experience is necessary and you don’t need to be able to read music.

This group, that has been going since 2007, is led by a Teaching Team, with NVN members: Faith Watson,  Anita Ward and Annelie Leinhos plus volunteer leaders from within the wider Shylarks group.

Wednesdays 7.30 - 9.30pm

Tabernacle URC Church, Parsonage St, Dursley GL11 4BJ

Join Sing Ahoy as we sing rousing shanties, joyous celebration songs, haunting laments and catchy ditties. Traditional and contemporary folk songs from our own fair isles and from other cultures around the world, taught in 2 and 3 part harmony with many original arrangements
There’s a place for you in the choir, regardless of your singing ability. Whether you’re uncertain and need some support from your fellow singers as you learn the songs, or a confident singer you are welcome here. There are no auditions as we believe singing is for everyone.

Led by Pearl Legay-Clarke, leader who also leads Stroud Folk Choir,

The sessions will be open on a drop in basis.

Children and teens are welcome to come along with a responsible adult. We are keen to keep this a fun space for all so I ask that the children who come are keen to sing (or to listen to the singing if they are littl’uns), there is a break out room if you need a space to tend to your child.

Costs:
£8 per adult
£3.50 per child over 5 years

I know that people are experiencing financial burden at the moment so if you’d like to come but are struggling then please just have a word with me and we can agree a concessionary rate that is comfortable for you.

5pm-6.30pm Wednesdays during term time at the Dursley Tab, Community Room

Please RSVP

Wednesdays 5 - 6.30pm term-time