Glee Club UK, Clapham and Wimbledon, London Glee Club UK - A group of community choirs based in several areas including London, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Hampshire. Everyone from 16 to 100+ is warmly welcomed. Our songs are in beautiful four part harmony and everyone sings the whole song with either the tune or a harmony or a counter melody. We have no solos or auditions so please come along to try a session with us. We perform in the local community and for charities several times a year.

Glee Club UK, Hitchen, Hertfordshire Glee Club UK - A group of community choirs based in several areas including London, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Hampshire. Everyone from 16 to 100+ is warmly welcomed. Our songs are in beautiful four part harmony and everyone sings the whole song with either the tune or a harmony or a counter melody. We have no solos or auditions so please come along to try a session with us. We perform in the local community and for charities several times a year.

Glee Club UK, Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire Glee Club UK - A group of community choirs based in several areas including London, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Hampshire. Everyone from 16 to 100+ is warmly welcomed. Our songs are in beautiful four part harmony and everyone sings the whole song with either the tune or a harmony or a counter melody. We have no solos or auditions so please come along to try a session with us. We perform in the local community and for charities several times a year.

Glee Club UK, Solent, Hampshire Glee Club UK - A group of community choirs based in several areas including London, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Hampshire. Everyone from 16 to 100+ is warmly welcomed. Our songs are in beautiful four part harmony and everyone sings the whole song with either the tune or a harmony or a counter melody. We have no solos or auditions so please come along to try a session with us. We perform in the local community and for charities several times a year.

Glee Club UK, Windsor, Winnersh and Twyford, Berkshire Glee Club UK - A group of community choirs based in several areas including London, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Hampshire. Everyone from 16 to 100+ is warmly welcomed. Our songs are in beautiful four part harmony and everyone sings the whole song with either the tune or a harmony or a counter melody. We have no solos or auditions so please come along to try a session with us. We perform in the local community and for charities several times a year.

Glee Singers, Falmouth, Cornwall e-mail only: contact Geoff Pollard 14 strong group from various choirs and singing groups in Falmouth performing close harmony unaccompanied concerts for various local charities.

Glen Chorale, East Sussex  We are a four part mixed choir, no auditions required, no need to be able to read music, though this would be an advantage. We run a two session year with public concerts in June and December. Anyone wishing to join is welcome to come and listen before deciding to join.

Glits, Edinburgh We are a ladies choir who perform traditional choral concerts,  performances featuring a mix of song and poetry with a common theme and music theatre productions.  We consist of around twenty versatile and talented women who work hard and share the aim of raising money for charity and giving pleasure to our loyal audiences. We rehearse on a Tuesday night at Barclay Viewforth Church, 1 Wright’s Houses, Edinburgh EH10 4HR and members are expected to memorise all music and attend regularly.  Our strongest features are the beautiful blend of our voices and our flexibility of style.

Global Harmony, St Albans, Herts  We are a friendly group of singers that sing unaccompanied world songs. We meet in St. Albans, Hertfordshire, UK. No previous singing experience is needed and we do not use written music - everything is taught by ear, so you just need enthusiasm! We sing a varied selection of music, usually in four part harmony, including African, Doo-Wop & Gospel styles.

Global Harmony, Exeter/Totnes, Devon Led by Roz Walker, this community choir based in Exeter, Devon, along with its sister choir in Totnes, sings and performs a range of styles, from African songs to Georgian hymns to pop classics and more. We sing a-cappella in multi-part harmony and give regular performances throughout the Westcountry.

Global Harmony, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire We are s a mixed voice world music community with over 60 members and is open to all without audition. Songs are taught by ear without music scores.  The choir gives around 3 local concerts a year and travels further afield to perform when invited – this year to London and the Loire Valley France.  Above all it meets on Mondays to have fun just singing.

Glór, the Choir of St John's Church, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Lancashire We rehearse nearly every Monday evening, in St John's Church, between 7:30 - 9:00pm(ish!). Our repertoire ranges from Traditional Irish songs, through sacred choral music, to modern secular items. The choir come from all sorts of backgrounds, but the majority were new to Choral music when they joined, so don't worry if you have not sung before or you can't read music. There are no auditions, we suggest that you just give it a try for a few weeks before you decide if it is for you.

Glorious Chorus, South Devon Started in Totnes, Devon, in September 2003, by Helen Yeomans, a local singer/songwriter. The choir quickly grew and now stands at over 40-strong. Most of the music is in the gospel & blues genre, and almost all written by Helen herself. The choir attracts members from different parts of Devon and includes some fine soloists, including Louise Parker and Gale Alexander. The repertoire embraces many themes, focusing on modern spirituality, peace, the global family and love.

Gloucester Choral Society Founded in 1845, they've played a large part in promoting choral music locally and have commissioned a number of new works. Their conductor is the incumbent Director of Music at Gloucester Cathedral, the venue for their concerts.

Gloucester Gallery Quire email only: contact: elizabethakhurst@talktalk.net  Formed in October 1994, the Gloster Gallery Quire is based upon churches in the eastern suburbs of the city of Gloucester, most of which have no conventional choir.  The quire now has about 35 members, including 9 instrumentalists playing flutes, violins, clarinets, a bassoon and a double bass.

Gloucester Got2Sing Contemporary Choir Fun and friendly contemporary adult choirs at locations across the Midlands including Stourbridge, Worcester, Wolverhampton, Bewdley, Telford, Shrewsbury, Hereford and Gloucester. The relaxed weekly sessions provide members with tuition in vocal technique, harmony and performance as they sing songs from the world of pop, the classics and musical theatre. There are also unique performance opportunities, concerts, workshops, social events and choir tours. You don’t need to audition, have any singing experience or be able to read music – just a love of singing! Simply turn up for a FREE taster session to see if Got 2 Sing® is for you. Anyone 18 and over is welcome.

Gloucester & District Christian Choir, Gloucestershire The Gloucester and District Christian Choir was formed, under the Direction of Musical Director, Pamela Dewick, about six years ago, to support Roger Jones and Christian Music Ministries, in the Gloucester Production of Snakes and Ladders. The Choir has grown in those six years to about 50 members – half way to the original vision of a choir of 100.  About 14 different churches are represented in the choir and members come from all parts of Gloucestershire.

Glynneath Male Choir, Neath Port Talbot, Wales Glynneath Male Voice Choir - The most successful choir from the Neath Valleys, formed in 1962 by members of Glynneath Rugby Club and ex members of past choirs in the locality. Over the years the choir has sung at hundreds of venues all over the world

Godalming Choral Society, Surrey A 70+ strong non-auditioned SATB choir, established in 1856 and eventually reformed, after wartime closure, in1967.  We are dynamic and forward-looking and are currently (2022/23) starting up a children’s choir for ages 8-12.  For a joyful singing experience come and join our adult or children’s choir (see our website for more details) .

Godalming Rock Choir, Surrey Choirs for juniors age 6-10, young adults and adults ages 10 upwards singing Rock, Pop, Motown and Gospel.

Godwine Choir We're a young group of semi-professional singers focussing on a capella music from the 19th and 20th centuries. We rehearse weekly in St. George's Church, Borough, and are always looking for new members willing to audition.

Goldsmiths Choral Union Goldsmiths Choral Union is one of London’s leading amateur choirs, giving quality performances of great choral works in London’s major venues, and rehearsing in South Kensington. All are welcome at GCU, but we particularly welcome young members to the choir: those under 30 can join for a half-price rate.

Gonville & Caius College Choir, Cambridge The Choir of Gonville & Caius College sings regular Chapel services on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, and also has a busy programme of additional activities, including broadcasts on BBC Radio and Television, concerts, foreign tours and commercial recordings. The choir sings under the direction of the Director of Music, Dr Geoffrey Webber, assisted by two Organ Scholars.

Good Afternoon Choir, Bath, Somerset Another highly successful project from Grenville Jones - his Good Afternoon Choirs. The Bath group meets every Thursday afternoon in the centre of the City and has over 80 members. The Devizes Good Afternoon Choir which started in 2011 also has over 80 singers. The Devizes group meet on Friday afternoons at St Andrews Church, Long Street. Both choirs rehearse from 2pm to 4pm and are taken by Grenville. No auditions, singing for everyone with the accent firmly on enjoyment, making friends and performing at concerts.

Good in Parts Community Choir, Leeds, N. Yorks We are a friendly singing group of men and women who are young at heart! We come together to enjoy each other’s company and sing wonderful songs. We believe that singing is for everyone and that it should be fun!

Good Vibrations Community Choir, Cambridge Want to be part of a vibrant friendly group, singing songs in harmony from different styles and traditions and have fun? Would you like to develop confidence in singing with others and maybe perform? This might well be the group for you! No auditions, you just need to feel you can hold a tune. Everything is taught by ear and both experienced and less experienced singers are very welcome

Gorbals Community Choir, Glasgow, Scotland We are a proper authentic community choir where there is always a warm welcome, a friendly face, some sumptuous harmonies and definitely a few giggles along the way! We sing a broad repertoire of songs; Gospel, popular, folk, with a world music influence. There are no auditions and no need to read music, but we are committed to creating a polished sound that audiences seem to love.

Goring Chamber Choir, Goring-on-Thames, Oxfordshire. The choir, formed in the early 1950s, has a membership of between 40 and 50. Since 1979 the choir has annually sung services over a weekend in English Cathedrals, a tradition begun by Andrew Mackay who was the choir's conductor for over ten years. The choir's Golden Anniversary was marked with a performance of Handel's Dixit Dominus with the baroque orchestra Charivari Agréable Simfonie.  Many members have been with the choir for over twenty years, some over thirty.  Although no longer a small group, with singers coming from a wide area of the Thames valley, the members of the choir are still friends who have pleasure singing together.

Gosforth Community Choir, Tyne & Wear Our repertoire includes traditional arrangements, songs from the musicals and, of course, carols. We meet on Thursday evenings from 7.30 at St Aidan's church hall, Brunton Park.

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Gospel Generation Community Choir , Bristol  We have been going for over 10 years now. We have three choirs based in Bristol and are about to launch a fourth choir in Northwood, London.

Gospel Phonics, Hampshire We are a community choir based in Eastleigh in Hampshire and like to perform concerts in the local area in support of charities.

Gospel Shock, Scorton, North Yorkshire Gospel choir rehearses Tuesday evenings 7:30 till 9:30pm in the Methodist Chapel. Being in the choir does not preclude that you are an evangelical! The choir is more about the rebuilding of community singing and performance participation. We sing mostly Gospel styled music but also songs with a message. The choir caters for age ranges 15 upwards. All performers must be prepared to sing out and move about with plenty of clout! Inhibitions left at home.

Gospel Truth Choir A collective of session vocalists from Scotland who get together to sing a wide variety of material in a gospel style.

Gotherington Singers, Gloucestershire A well established female choir from Cheltenham, who perform locally to raise money for charity. We sing at weddings and funerals, take part in competitions and also tour abroad. Our repertoire is wide and varied, both religious and secular, from classical and traditional to musical theatre and contemporary.

Gothic Voices UK, London Founded in 1980 and featuring their current personnel since 1995, Gothic Voices have made more than 20 CDs on the Hyperion label, three of them Gramophone award winners. Their concert programmes exploit the extraordinary diversity of timbre and texture possible in music varying from one to four voices, taking full advantage of the wealth of experience which the individual singers bring to the group

Govan Citadel Songsters, Glasgow, Scotland In 1898 the first songster brigade (choir) was formed in Penge, South London, and soon such brigades began to spring up all over the country. A large number of Salvation Army corps (churches) in the UK have both a band and a songster brigade whose primary aim is to convey the Christian message through music. All members of these Army musical groups are committed Christians and uniformed members of The Salvation Army.

Govan Gaelic Choir, Glasgow The Choir meets each Wednesday, outwith school holidays, in Partick South Church, 259 Dumbarton Road, 7.30-9.50pm with a short break midway through the evening.  Additional practices are arranged before the Mod. Throughout the session Choir practices concentrate on the learning of songs for the National Mod and on preparing songs for the annual concert (usually March) and for other events.

Govanhill Voices, Scotland You think you can't sing? Give it a go anyway, this is about bringing together adults from all backgrounds and nationalities to have fun singing together. We sing accessible unaccompanied harmony songs from around the world. No experience or training is needed, everything's taught by ear so you don't need to be able to read music. Anyone is welcome, there's no audition and no pressure.

Gradualia, Oxford A vocal consort specialising in the music of the Renaissance. The group was founded in October 2001, in order to explore the vocal repertoire of the 15th to 17th Centuries

Grange Choral Society, Christchurch, Dorset The Society was formed in 1961 by Geoffrey Stark and since this time, has increased in numbers and in strength to over 150 members. The venue for our concerts is the beautiful Christchurch Priory Church where over 900 years of history lends the perfect ambiance to the music of traditional and modern composers of the great choral works through the centuries.

Granite City Barbershop Chorus, Aberdeen, Scotland. We are members of the British Association of Barbershop Singers and meet in Aberdeen every Tuesday to practice. Like other such barbershop choruses around the UK we regularly "Sing-out" at many venues in the locality,  Residential and Nursing homes, private and local authority functions and for organisations such as the National Trust for Scotland. We compete at the annual BABS convention and at local singing festivals. We were formed in 1991 and have a membership of 40+ guys and looking to expand.

Gransdens Church Choirs, Cambridgeshire We sing every Sunday for the morning service, either in Great or Little Gransden Churches, and practice at Great & Little Gransden Church every Wednesday 6.30-7.15p

Granta Chorale, Saffron Walden, Essex A small, dynamic and ambitious chamber choir singing a wide range of mainly a capella music based around Saffron Walden. Singers travel from Herts, Cambs and Essex to create an exciting new sound with MD Janet Wheeler. We have a short run of rehearsals for each concert rather than throughout the year.

Grantham Choral Society, Lincoln Grantham Choral Society has been rehearsing and performing concerts together for over 36 years. We perform major concerts organised with professional soloists and orchestra annually as well as a traditional Christmas Carol Concert each year

Grassington Singers, Yorkshire We are a very friendly organization of local people who just enjoy singing.  We sing a wide range of music and meet on Friday evenings in the School Room of the Methodist Chapel in Chapel Street, Grassington. We have a cup of tea and a chat at 7.00 and start singing at 7.30.  Anyone is welcome to come along - you do not need any previous experience or the ability to read music.

Gravesham Choral Society, Gravesend, Kent 140-strong, singing in Gravesend and Rochester Cathedral, along with 2 carol concerts, an annual come-and-sing, and participation in County Singing Days.

Greater Manchester Humanist Choir, Lancashire Welcome to the Greater Manchester Humanist Choir! This is a group for those who enjoy singing non-religious music and songs, whilst promoting humanism.

Great Missenden Choral Society, Buckinhamshire The Choir’s beginning in 1948 was a course of lectures on music appreciation given under the auspices of the Workers Educational Association (WEA),  held in the Great Missenden Village Hall.  The lecturer, Herta Grove, says in her recorded accounts that this was not to involve listening to gramophone records but that the class was going to have to make its own music by unaccompanied part-singing.  She managed to convey sufficient enthusiasm to her class that at the end of the course they kept going as a choir with Herta Grove continuing as Music Director and rehearsing in the Meeting Hall of the Gerhardi electroplating works, situated within a stone’s throw of the Choral Society’s present place of rehearsal.

Great Missenden Festival Choir, Great Missenden, Bucks A choir for confident soprano, alto, tenor and bass singers who are comfortable with 3 rehearsals followed by a concert: commitment is on a concert by concert basis.

Great Moor Singers, Stockport, Cheshire We are a community ladies choir, based at Stockport Sunday School, Nangreave Road, Stockport, SK2 6DQ. Rehearsals are on Thursdays in term-time, 7.30 - 9.30pm

Great Oakley Choir, Essex We are a friendly church and community choir based in a Great Oakley, North East Essex.  We are around 30 men, women and young people, singing SATB.  We sing a wide variety of sacred, classical, spiritual and popular music.  There is no need to audition and experienced singers willingly and ably help and mentor less experienced singers.

Great Western Chorus, Bristol The Great Western Chorus of Bristol (GWC) was formed in 1974 following inspiration from a touring American chorus, The GWC has been bringing joy and entertainment to British, European and American audiences ever since, with its unique blend of 50-plus unaccompanied male voices, performing wonderful close harmony arrangements. We perform songs from across the whole spectrum of popular music, from Rat Pack classics to more contemporary songs by Lady GaGa and Clean Bandit, as well as unforgettable show-stoppers from the world of musical theatre and inspirational/sacred songs. We rehearse on Wednesday evenings at Fonthill Primary School, Ascot Road, South Mead, Bristol BS10 5SW.

Greatest Hits Choir, Buckinghamshire The Greatest Hits Choir enables you to learn to sing your favourite pop songs with other local amateur singers. You will learn to sing along to backing tracks of your favourite pop songs. You can sing solo, backing vocals or just the doh-wah-diddy-diddies; whatever takes your fancy.

Green Street Blues, Sevenoaks, Kent Green Street Blues is an-award winning ladies' a cappella group, founded in 1999 and drawing on talent from Kent and South East London. Specialising in the unique close-harmony Barbershop sound; this high-energy troupe of dedicated singers bring together entertainment, glamour and top class sound, under the direction of Peter Kennedy. We are actively recruiting and rebuilding.

Greenstede Singers, East Grinstead, West Sussex We are a Ladies' Chamber Choir, based in East Grinstead and directed by Marion Shuster. We sing a classical and traditional-based repertoire in Festivals and concerts locally. In a lighter vein, we like to mix our classical songs with music of a jazzier mood, such as Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy, Don't Sit Under The Apple tree , Dream A Little Dream Of Me or Make You Feel My Love and arrangements of traditional folk songs.