British Choirs on the Net - Alphabetical Choir list J

Jay Singers, N. Norfolk 28-strong, they get together every month or so for a weekend of rehearsals. Their lively style is displayed in a repertoire from 16C to modern close harmony, delivered with care, commitment and infectious enjoyment

Jazzamatazz, Herstmonceux, East Sussex Born out of one of those dinner parties - when wine flows and inhibitions tend to evaporate. An idea, centered on a previous amateur group of singers, was born but this time to aim more for a dynamic, specialised and professional jazz choir! The extensive repertoire includes many jazz standards arranged by director Peter Wilson and are mainly performed a cappella

Jazzmanix, Southampton, Hampshire The jazz & gospel choir of Southampton University.

Jersey Festival Choir The choir was founded by John Lobb in 1955 and has for over 40 years provided the possibility for local singers to come together to perform major choral works. In doing so, the choir has given opportunity for Jersey audiences to enjoy live performances of choral music. These performances, joined on occasions by well known soloists and talented young musicians from centres of excellence all over Britain, are valuable contributions to Jersey's musical life. Additionally, a carol service is held every year from which the collection is donated to a different charity. Over the years the choir has raised funds for Channel Island Air Search, The Shelter Trust and Jersey Hospice

Jersey Island Singers e-mail only: contact: Mrs Olwen Smith

Jesus College Choir, Cambridge a volunteer boys choir which has been in existence since 1849, and a female line of choral scholars. Together with the male choral scholars the choirs sing (separately) 5 services a week during University Full Term, as well as undertaking concerts & broadcasts.

Jigsaw Sound, Shrewsbury, Shropshire A new choir for mixed voices. Particularly aimed at those who have not sung before or for some time. The ability to read music is unnecessary. Broad range of musical styles sung. Experienced singers in the choir will support novice voices to achieve their full potential. 8 May

John Moore Quire, Shropshire The John Moore Quire is a group of friends who first joined together in 1985 to perform the lost music of earlier singers and instrumentalists who once provided a focus for both sacred and secular village life. Most Shropshire towns and villages had such quires and we take our name from a young nursery and seedsman called John Moore who was born in Wellington, Shropshire, and who made a wonderful collection of both sacred and secular tunes when he was between the age of 17 and 19 years old. Although the John Moore Quire is Shropshire based, its members are from a wide area including Chester and Droitwich. We perform concerts throughout the year depending on demand, and also participate in Evensong services at Shrewsbury Abbey.

John Ruskin Choral Society, Croydon, Surrey e-mail only: contact: Adrian Connell. Formed in 1981 as an extension of the school choir from the John Ruskin Grammar School. Since the closure of the school the choir has grown to become an independent body. The choir is currently 50-60 singers strong and gives three concerts a year.

Joyful Company of Singers, London Winners of Sainsbury's Choir of the Year, 1989, the Grand Prix in two major European choral competitions, and Choir of the World at Llangollen at the 1994 International Eisteddfod

Joyful Noise! Ecumenical Choir, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire e-mail only: contact: Sarah Moreton Comprises singers of all ages and from all church denominations (and some from none!) who love sharing their faith through singing. Anything from 40 to 130 in the choir depending on the event. Events and concerts held throughout the year. No auditions, no annual fees - just ask to be added to the mailing list and take part in whatever takes your fancy for a small participant fee. Events range from charity concerts with a run-up of weekly rehearsals, to one day events (e.g. learn a Musical In Day) and Songs Of Praise evenings. Repertoire mainly Roger Jones' music (www.cmm.org.uk) and similar - easy to learn SATB, contemporary and Bible-based

Joyful Noise, Newcastle upon Tyne A non-costumed quire meeting 1st & 3rd Sundays. Performing concerts, church services and workshops.

JSS Singers, Worthing. The youth choir that sang at the Labour Party Conference in Brighton, Oct 1997

Jubal Choir, Sheffield 20 strong lively choir, formed in 2001, that sings a mixture of traditional gospel and Christian songs.

Jubilate, Maulden, Bedfordshire Jubilate is the exciting new Junior Choir at St. Mary’s Church in Maulden which will be starting in September 2004. The name “Jubilate” comes from a Latin word which means “to shout for joy!” Anybody at Lower or Middle School from Year One upwards, boys and girls, can join. The choir is open to everybody who enjoys singing. You do not even need to know anything about music before you start. If you are not sure whether you will enjoy yourself, then come along, bring your friends and try it for a few weeks. At least have a go!

Jubilate!, Oxford, Oxfordshire Jubilate! is a mixed-voice chamber choir of about 25 voices. Our aim is to meet together regularly to sing choral music to a high standard, and all singers are auditioned by the director before joining. We give three main concerts a year in Oxford, and have performed in all the main Oxford venues, including Christ Church Cathedral, Merton College Chapel, Keble College Chapel, the University Church of St Mary the Virgin, and St Barnabas Church. We also sometimes sing in events outside Oxford: in 2003 we sang the Fauré Requiem in Westminster Abbey in celebration of All Souls Day, and in 2006 we sang evensong in Worcester Cathedral.

Jubilate Chamber Choir, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. Jubilate is fast becoming one of Gloucestershires` leading chamber choirs. New members welcome. Repertoire ranges from 16th century to present day.

Jubilate Choir, Croydon A chamber choir about 30 - 35 strong. Each year we present two or three major public concerts, in addition to less formal performances, participation in choral festivals, etc. The choir is supported by the London Borough of Croydon but welcomes members from elsewhere (we actually rehearse in Bromley)

Jubilate Ladies Choir, Harrow, Middlesex. A group of about 30 singers who like a bit of variety! We sing songs from the shows, folk, pop, jazz, classical, choral and african chant. We do about three concerts a year, but special appearances also range from being backing vocalists for Barry Manilow and singing Christmas carols at Dickens & Jones to recording CDs for Readers Digest. And we’d love you to come and join us. Jubilate ladies choir, Harrow meets weekly at Harrow Arts Centre on Tuesday nights, 8pm.

Jubilee Ladies Choir, Needham Market, Suffolk The Jubilee Ladies Choir has been established for 22 years with some of it's original members still singing with us. We meet every Tuesday evening at 7:30 at The Ark, Needham Market, Suffolk. We are a very friendly group who share a love of singing. We are always looking for new members and would make you very welcome.

Jubilo, Edinburgh A 75-strong, mixed-voice choir regularly performing a wide range of choral music

Junction 14, Milton Keynes Ladies Barbershop Harmony Chorus was first formed in 1987, and consisted of 8 or 9 people. In 1989 the chorus became a member of the Ladies' Association of British Barbershop Singers and by then had grown to approximately 20 members. In 1996 we changed our name to Junction 14 and updated our club image. We now have almost 30 members, which is great, but we would dearly love to have more. We are directed by our Musical Director, Jill Bush, whose patience is legendary!

Just A Cappella, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire This vocal group, blending the voices of men and women in close unaccompanied harmony, sings popular songs from the 1930’s onwards. They were proud winners of the St Albans Festival of Performing Arts in the adult choir classes in each of the last three years. Now based in Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, Just A Cappella rehearses there on Monday evenings. The group was originally formed in 2003 in Enfield (north London, UK) when they were known as Enfield A Cappella Singers.



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Jay Singers, N. Norfolk 28-strong, they get together every month or so for a weekend of rehearsals. Their lively style is displayed in a repertoire from 16C to modern close harmony, delivered with care, commitment and infectious enjoyment Jay Singers, N. Norfolk 28-strong, they get together every month or so for a weekend of rehearsals. Their lively style is displayed in a repertoire from 16C to modern close harmony, delivered with care, commitment and infectious enjoyment Jazzamatazz, Herstmonceux, East Sussex Born out of one of those dinner parties - when wine flows and inhibitions tend to evaporate. An idea, centered on a previous amateur group of singers, was born but this time to aim more for a dynamic, specialised and professional jazz choir! The extensive repertoire includes many jazz standards arranged by director Peter Wilson and are mainly performed a cappella Jazzmanix, Southampton, Hampshire The jazz & gospel choir of Southampton University. Jersey Festival Choir The choir was founded by John Lobb in 1955 and has for over 40 years provided the possibility for local singers to come together to perform major choral works. In doing so, the choir has given opportunity for Jersey audiences to enjoy live performances of choral music. These performances, joined on occasions by well known soloists and talented young musicians from centres of excellence all over Britain, are valuable contributions to Jersey's musical life. Additionally, a carol service is held every year from which the collection is donated to a different charity. Over the years the choir has raised funds for Channel Island Air Search, The Shelter Trust and Jersey Hospice Jersey Island Singers e-mail only: contact: Mrs Olwen Smith Jesus College Choir, Cambridge a volunteer boys choir which has been in existence since 1849, and a female line of choral scholars. Together with the male choral scholars the choirs sing (separately) 5 services a week during University Full Term, as well as undertaking concerts & broadcasts. Jigsaw Sound, Shrewsbury, Shropshire A new choir for mixed voices. Particularly aimed at those who have not sung before or for some time. The ability to read music is unnecessary. Broad range of musical styles sung. Experienced singers in the choir will support novice voices to achieve their full potential. 8 May John Moore Quire, Shropshire The John Moore Quire is a group of friends who first joined together in 1985 to perform the lost music of earlier singers and instrumentalists who once provided a focus for both sacred and secular village life. Most Shropshire towns and villages had such quires and we take our name from a young nursery and seedsman called John Moore who was born in Wellington, Shropshire, and who made a wonderful collection of both sacred and secular tunes when he was between the age of 17 and 19 years old. Although the John Moore Quire is Shropshire based, its members are from a wide area including Chester and Droitwich. We perform concerts throughout the year depending on demand, and also participate in Evensong services at Shrewsbury Abbey. John Ruskin Choral Society, Croydon, Surrey e-mail only: contact: Adrian Connell. Formed in 1981 as an extension of the school choir from the John Ruskin Grammar School. Since the closure of the school the choir has grown to become an independent body. The choir is currently 50-60 singers strong and gives three concerts a year. Joyful Company of Singers, London Winners of Sainsbury's Choir of the Year, 1989, the Grand Prix in two major European choral competitions, and Choir of the World at Llangollen at the 1994 International Eisteddfod Joyful Noise! Ecumenical Choir, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire e-mail only: contact: Sarah Moreton Comprises singers of all ages and from all church denominations (and some from none!) who love sharing their faith through singing. Anything from 40 to 130 in the choir depending on the event. Events and concerts held throughout the year. No auditions, no annual fees - just ask to be added to the mailing list and take part in whatever takes your fancy for a small participant fee. Events range from charity concerts with a run-up of weekly rehearsals, to one day events (e.g. learn a Musical In Day) and Songs Of Praise evenings. Repertoire mainly Roger Jones' music (www.cmm.org.uk) and similar - easy to learn SATB, contemporary and Bible-based Joyful Noise, Newcastle upon Tyne A non-costumed quire meeting 1st & 3rd Sundays. Performing concerts, church services and workshops. JSS Singers, Worthing. The youth choir that sang at the Labour Party Conference in Brighton, Oct 1997 Jubal Choir, Sheffield 20 strong lively choir, formed in 2001, that sings a mixture of traditional gospel and Christian songs. Jubilate, Maulden, Bedfordshire Jubilate is the exciting new Junior Choir at St. Mary’s Church in Maulden which will be starting in September 2004. The name “Jubilate” comes from a Latin word which means “to shout for joy!” Anybody at Lower or Middle School from Year One upwards, boys and girls, can join. The choir is open to everybody who enjoys singing. You do not even need to know anything about music before you start. If you are not sure whether you will enjoy yourself, then come along, bring your friends and try it for a few weeks. At least have a go! Jubilate!, Oxford, Oxfordshire Jubilate! is a mixed-voice chamber choir of about 25 voices. Our aim is to meet together regularly to sing choral music to a high standard, and all singers are auditioned by the director before joining. We give three main concerts a year in Oxford, and have performed in all the main Oxford venues, including Christ Church Cathedral, Merton College Chapel, Keble College Chapel, the University Church of St Mary the Virgin, and St Barnabas Church. We also sometimes sing in events outside Oxford: in 2003 we sang the Fauré Requiem in Westminster Abbey in celebration of All Souls Day, and in 2006 we sang evensong in Worcester Cathedral. Jubilate Chamber Choir, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. Jubilate is fast becoming one of Gloucestershires` leading chamber choirs. New members welcome. Repertoire ranges from 16th century to present day. Jubilate Choir, Croydon A chamber choir about 30 - 35 strong. Each year we present two or three major public concerts, in addition to less formal performances, participation in choral festivals, etc. The choir is supported by the London Borough of Croydon but welcomes members from elsewhere (we actually rehearse in Bromley) Jubilate Ladies Choir, Harrow, Middlesex. A group of about 30 singers who like a bit of variety! We sing songs from the shows, folk, pop, jazz, classical, choral and african chant. We do about three concerts a year, but special appearances also range from being backing vocalists for Barry Manilow and singing Christmas carols at Dickens & Jones to recording CDs for Readers Digest. And we’d love you to come and join us. Jubilate ladies choir, Harrow meets weekly at Harrow Arts Centre on Tuesday nights, 8pm. Jubilee Ladies Choir, Needham Market, Suffolk The Jubilee Ladies Choir has been established for 22 years with some of it's original members still singing with us. We meet every Tuesday evening at 7:30 at The Ark, Needham Market, Suffolk. We are a very friendly group who share a love of singing. We are always looking for new members and would make you very welcome. Jubilo, Edinburgh A 75-strong, mixed-voice choir regularly performing a wide range of choral music Junction 14, Milton Keynes Ladies Barbershop Harmony Chorus was first formed in 1987, and consisted of 8 or 9 people. In 1989 the chorus became a member of the Ladies' Association of British Barbershop Singers and by then had grown to approximately 20 members. In 1996 we changed our name to Junction 14 and updated our club image. We now have almost 30 members, which is great, but we would dearly love to have more. We are directed by our Musical Director, Jill Bush, whose patience is legendary! Just A Cappella, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire This vocal group, blending the voices of men and women in close unaccompanied harmony, sings popular songs from the 1930’s onwards. They were proud winners of the St Albans Festival of Performing Arts in the adult choir classes in each of the last three years. Now based in Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, Just A Cappella rehearses there on Monday evenings. The group was originally formed in 2003 in Enfield (north London, UK) when they were known as Enfield A Cappella Singers.