Sterts Singers, LIskard, Cornwall A mixed community choir, based at Sterts Theatre, Upton Cross, Liskeard, Cornwall

Stevenage Choral Society, Stevenage, Hertfordshire We are a mixed voice choir currently about 90 strong and perform mainly works from the classical repertoire. We are a community choir and do not audition as we welcome anyone who wants to sing to come along and "give it a try". We perform with both amateur and professional soloists and use amateur and professional orchestras and bands for accompaniment. Recent performances have included Carmina Burana by Carl Orff, Magnificat by J.S.Bach, Poulenc´s Gloria, Beethoven´s 9th Symphony, Gloria by John Rutter and Jubilate by Bob Chilcott. In April 2005 we gave a performance of "The Kestrel Road" with its composer, Peter Maxwell Davies, in the audience.

Stevenage Ladies Choir, Stevenage, Hertfordshire  Stevenage Ladies Choir was formed in 1960, and made up of the wives of members of Stevenage Male Voice Choir. During the early years the choir took part in various competitions, and their greatest achievement was winning a Gold Cup at the Cheltenham Music Festival. The Choir chooses to no longer enter competitions, preferring instead to raise money for charities both local and national and to regularly perform alongside Male and Female Choirs from around the United Kingdom and Europe. This encourages us to expand our repertoire, often learning new pieces, which can sometimes be in a foreign language, thereby stretching our creativity. The current Choir, which has a membership of around 70 ladies, also encourage the promotion of local young talent by inviting youngsters from various schools and colleges to perform in a ‘guest slot’ in their concert programmes, either as an individual or, as in their Christmas concerts, as part of a school choir.

Stevenage Male Voice Choir, Hertfordshire was formed in 1958 by employees of The English Electric Company (now MBDA*) in Stevenage. In the years since its founding the choir has had busy schedules of concert performances by which it has raised thousands of pounds for other local charities. Its history is strewn with awards and television appearances including Opportunity Knocks, Let the People Sing (BBC TV) and Carols at Christmas (Anglia TV). In recent years the choir has attained charitable status and has continued to give about 12 concert performances per year in order to raise money for local charities. In addition, it has provided the entertainment for corporate functions at a number of venues including Hampton Court, Twickenham Rugby Ground and the Natural History Museum. Every year we attend the Stevenage Town Remembrance Parade to provide support for the congregation.

Steventon Choral Society, Oxfordshire Friendly 40-strong mixed-voice choir singing both sacred and light music. Starred in a BBC2 documentary broadcast in 1995 about the Messiah From Scratch at the Royal Albert Hall. No audition.

Stile Antico is an ensemble of young British singers, fast gaining recognition as one of the most original and exciting new voices in its field. In 2005 the group won the inaugural Audience Prize at the Early Music Network International Young Artists’ Competition, leading to a series of high-profile concert engagements, and attracting the attention of Harmonia Mundi. Working without a conductor, the members of Stile Antico rehearse and perform as chamber musicians, each contributing artistically to the musical result. Their repertoire ranges from the glorious legacy of the English Tudor composers to the works of the Flemish and Spanish schools and the music of the early Baroque.

Stirling City Choir A chorus of 70, who perform a major choral work each year.

Stirling Gaelic Choir Active for over 50 years, and now with 40+ singers who share a love of choral singing and an interest in preserving the Gaelic language

Stirling University Choir Stirling University Choir is an increasingly well regarded choir. It is 80 strong, with membership drawn from students, staff and the wider local community. Formed in 1971, the aim of the choir is to provide a friendly and rewarding, singing and learning opportunity for all vocal and musical abilities, and to bring a continuing diversity of choral works to the local public. Following David King's retirement as conductor in May 2009, Alistair Warwick was appointed as his successor. We have performances in Dunblane Cathedral at Christmas and Easter. New members are welcome.

Stockport Community Choir, Cheshire Stockport Community Choir is a group of almost 30 people local to Stockport and its surrounding areas.

Stockport Liberty Belles, Cheshire The Stockport Liberty Belles were formed in 1976 by a small group of 8 ladies who got ‘hooked’ on four part harmony because their husbands were in a Men’s barbershop chorus so they decided to sing themselves instead of going and listening to their husbands sing. The membership has grown over the years with 58 ladies enjoying the challenge of singing ‘A Capella’ four part harmony. Rehearsals are now held at St John's C.E. Primary School, Poplar Street Heaton Mersey Stockport SK4 3DG between 7.30pm and 10pm.

Stockport Male Voice Choir, Cheshire 28-strong TTBB choir, giving 10-11 performances per year, modern & traditional

Stockport Warblers, Cheshire A singing group for people who just want to SING! No auditions, no solos, just getting together every so often for the sheer joy of singing in a group. We meet at St Peter's Church in the centre of Stockport so it's easy to reach by car, bus or train.

Stockton Synthonia Male Voice Choir, Stockton-on-Tees The Stockton Synthonia Male Voice Choir was formed in January of 2016 by the amalgamation of Stockton and Synthonia Choirs. The amalgamation has resulted in a choir producing a quality of sound that comes from having a good balance of voices in the four areas of 1st and 2nd tenors, baritones and bases.

Stoke Poges Singers, Bucks A 30-strong village choir singing in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, for fun and to raise money for charity. They give 1 religious and 2-3 other concerts per year, from repertoire ranging from Mozart to Rodgers & Hammerstein.

Stoke Singing for Lung Health, Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire e-mail only: contact: katebarfield@naturalvoice.net Part of a national programme of singing groups set up for people living with lung conditions such as COPD. Recent research has shown that singing can help people with lung conditions to preserve their lung function and improve their quality of life. The group meets on Tuesdays from 10.30am to 12.30pm at the Community Room, West End Village, London Road, Boothen, Stoke-on-Trent ST4 5AB.

Stokesley & District Choral Society, Yorkshire We are a small, friendly choir under the directorship of Jeremy Harbottle, singing for pleasure and to produce two or three concerts a year, which are performed locally in Stokesley. We sing a wide range of repertoire from Baroque to 20th Century, secular and sacred.  

Stondon Singers, Essex 20-voice mixed choir specialising in unaccompanied early music. An annual event is their William Byrd Memorial Concert at the Parish Church of St Peter and St Paul, Stondon Massey, where Byrd lived the last 30 years of his life and in the churchyard of which he is said to be buried

Stone Choral Society, Stone, Staffordshire A friendly choir of around 70 members, singing a wide range of music traditional to contemporary. We generally perform 3 concerts a year, at least one of which features orchestral accompaniment.

Stonehaven Chorus,  Aberdeenshire 50 strong mixed voice choir, specialising in a cappella repertoire. We perform twice a year in Stonehaven, and have toured Eastern England, Wales and the North of Scotland in recent years, with performances in Lincoln, Hereford, Dunkeld and Dornoch cathedrals.

Stonehouse Male Voice Choir, South Lanarkshire, Scotland We are a Male voice choir, approx. 60 voices strong. Giving concerts in aid of Fund raising, Church groups and Festivals. Generally within a 30 mile radius of Stonehouse. The type of music we sing is Folk music from various countries, Church music, Popular music and Songs from the Shows.

Stoneleigh Choral Society, Stoneleigh, Surrey Established in 1942, Stoneleigh Choral Society is a friendly and welcoming group of 50+ members that enjoy performing a wide variety of choral repertoire. There are no auditions - singers of all ages and abilities are welcome. There are regular concerts with professional soloists and instrumentalists, visits to local hospitals and residential care homes as well as a variety of social activities.

Stonnall Singers, Staffordshire  A mixed-voice Community choir, based in Stonnall, Staffordshire. We rehearse on a Thursday evening throughout most of the year, in the Youth and Community Centre (‘The Hut’) in Stonnall. We have about 25 singers, of mixed abilities, but all very enthusiastic!

Stoughton Hearts and Voices Communiry Choir, Guildford Founded in 2015, we’re a mixed ability adult choir who meet on Wednesdays for the enjoyment of making music together. Rehearsals are informal and friendly with plenty of support given to new singers and those coming back to singing. We sing everything from folk songs, through to Take That, and John Rutter, with a bit of jazz, Motown, and classical thrown in for good measure. Our music is carefully chosen to ensure arrangements match the voices in the choir and are accessible. Music and words are provided, though you don’t need to be able to read music notation. We like to challenge ourselves to sing in two, three and even four part harmony! Piano accompaniment supports the early stages of rehearsals and, as we grow in confidence, we often sing a cappella.

Stourbridge Choral and Orchestral Society, W. Midlands Formed in 1884, now giving 3 concerts a year from a wide classical repertoire.