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St Aidan's Church Choir, Rochdale,
Lancashire Traditional Anglican parish church with robed SATB choir
of 30+ members. RSCM affiliated and is open to boys, girls and adults.
The choir is available for weddings, concerts and services in other
churches and cathedrals.
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St Albans Bach Choir,
Herts A mixed choir of about 200 voices, based in St Albans,
Hertfordshire presenting a wide variety of music in its concert
programmes, whilst continuing to perform the major works in the choral
repertoire in St Albans Cathedral..
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St Albans Cathedral and
Abbey Church Choir, Herts Lots of lovely Real Audio clips,
changing frequently
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St Albans Chamber
Choir, Herts
40-strong and highly versatile, generally
performing six times a year a wide variety of a cappella and orchestrally
accompanied works, including commissioned pieces. Its association since
1970 with the Wormser Kantorei provides the opportunity to perform larger
compositions jointly every two years (alternately in St Albans and Worms
am Rhein in Germany)
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St Albans Choral Society, Herts
70-strong choir,
performing a broad range of choral music including some contemporary
works; four concerts a year at a variety of venues, including St Albans
Abbey
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St Albans Church Choir,
Westbury Park, Bristol A mixed choir of about 40 singers (believed
to be the largest in Bristol) who sing every Sunday and are invited to
sing elsewhere as well, including
Bristol Cathedral.
They also tour in Europe from time to time
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St Albans Parish Church Choir, Brighton e-mail only: contact
Greg McAusland
A small but quickly-growing choir of juniors & adults
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St Alkmund's Choir, Whitchurch, Shropshire: e-mail only: contact
Ian Thomas
A 25 member strong choir members,
with choral development programme in place and close links with local
schools. Singing Cathedral style evensong, concerts, choral workshops
and festival participation. Also an active junior choir of around 30.
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St
Alphege Parish Choir, Solihull, West Midlands
There has been a choir at St. Alphege
Church, Solihull for many years. Stability and continuity are provided
by the fact that the recently retired Organist and Master of Choristers
has been in charge for over 30 years and some of the men in the choir
have been attending for even longer. The choir pride themselves on being
one of the best Parish Church choirs in the UK, having a complement of
20 or so boy trebles and 17 men, some 8 of whom are ex-Trebles, having
come up through the ranks of the boys
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St Andrew
Camerata, Edinburgh We are a modern Scottish chamber choir based in
Edinburgh, with about 20 members who share a passion for singing. Our
main motivation has always been enjoyment; performing a wide variety of
different works that inspire and delight both the choir itself and our
audience.
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St
Andrews Chorus, Scotland Founded in 1977, and now with about 100
members
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St Andrew's Church Choir, Corbridge, Northumberland: e-mail only:
contact Ed Milner.
This 25-strong choir led by a young conductor and organist (21)
also travels widely, most recently to
Winchester
Cathedral and
Eton College
Chapel. Half the choir is under 18
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St
Andrew's Church, Hertford 40 regular singers, including a very
keen group of juniors who are given an excellent grounding in music
theory and vocal training
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St
Andrew's Parish Church Choir, Rugby
Supports a fine choral tradition in this
town centre church. Our mixed choir of 25 sings an introit, setting and
anthem at Parish Communion and Evensong every week. The Director of
Music, Nicholas Burt, is a freelance musician and composer who regularly
delights us with his own compositions and wonderful renditions of the
choral and organ repertoire
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St. Andrews University
Madrigal Group, St. Andrews, Fife Founded in 1946, we are a group of
16 singers from all years and faculties of the university. We have an
annual two week summer tour travelling around in a minibus. It is also
traditional to sing madrigals at 5am on May morning on the beach!
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St Annes Cathedral Choir,
Belfast
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St Anne's Parish Church Choir, Stanley, Liverpool, Merseyside A
traditional robed anglican choir with 35 members, girls boys and adults.
We have sung in other churches and cathedrals and sang in Czech Republic
with a Czech childrens orchestra. We welcome any new members.
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St
Austell Choral Society, St Austell, Cornwall
This choir
of mixed voices has almost sixty singers and performs a great variety of
works ranging from Hildegard von Bingen to Karl Jenkins. We
usually present two main concerts in April and November with additional
concerts, especially at Christmas. It is very fortunate to have not one,
but two musical directors; singers benefit from their different
approaches as conductors and the expertise of one as a pianist and the
other as an organist!
We are always pleased to welcome new members. Please come and join us at
rehearsals.
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St
Austell Male Voice Choir, Cornwall Almost 40 singers, most under
30 years old, performing concerts over all Cornwall
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St. Austin's
Church Choir, Wakefield, West Yorkshire e-mail only: contact:
Patrick Ganley Church based choir singing at services and
weddings in church. Several recitals performed during the year both
in church and other venues in Yorkshire. Main repertoire is early
and renaissance music.
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St
Barnabas' Church Choir, Dulwich Their latest CD A Sure
Foundation includes original works by Francis Jackson, John Casken
and two young local lads Paul Ayres & Simon Gottschalk, plus
Howells. Their site has RealAudio samples of several of these.
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St Bartholomew's
Choir, Rainhill, Merseyside. One of the few remaining
Roman Catholic church choirs left. Recently celebrated its 10th
anniversary. Exciting and varied repertoire from plainsong to today.
Services, concerts and three European tours to date, ( Rome,
Switzerland & Germany) . You don't have to be crazy but it helps.
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St Bride's Church
Choir, Fleet Street, London 12 professional singers at 'the
spiritual home of printing & the media'
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St Cecilia Chorus,
Croydon,, Surrey With over 100 voices, it regularly stages
concerts with top professional orchestras, including the
London Mozart
Players and the London Bach Orchestra. St Cecilia Chorus is the
performing name of the Banstead Musical Society.
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St Cecilia
Singers, Gloucester One of the UK's most respected chamber choirs, the St.
Cecilia Singers was founded in 1949 by Donald Hunt. The choir is a
dedicated group of enthusiastic and gifted amateur and semi-professional
singers from Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Gloucestershire. Over
recent years, the choir has built an enviable reputation for its
versatility, innovative programming and high performance standards. Its
extensive repertoire covers secular and sacred music from Byzantine
chant to challenging contemporary works.
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St Chad's Cathedral
Singers, St Chad's Cathedral, Birmingham, West Midlands: email
only:
Director - David Saint
A semi-professional adult chamber choir of some 20 voices which sings at
all the main services of the Cathedral. Much of the repertoire is
polyphonic, but there are also opportunities to explore later,
high-quality choral music. The choir is mainly, though not exclusively,
students, and meets on Thursdays and Sunday mornings. St Chad's is an
attractive Pugin building with a superb organ and generous acoustic.
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St
Columba Celtic Male Voice Choir, St Columb, Cornwall Still with
some singing founder members from 1970, the choir has participated in
all four Festivals of Cornish MVCs in the Royal Albert Hall and has both
hosted and visited other choirs
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St Eustachius Parish
Church Choir, Tavistock, Devon SATB choir,
RSCM-affiliated, enthusiastic and
now with a CD to their name
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St
George's Chapel Choir, Windsor Castle, Berkshire Founded in 1348 the
current choir comprises 23 boy choristers and 12 Lay Clerks singing
alto, tenor and bass. The primary function of the choir is to sing the
daily services, the Opus Dei, and the large repertoire of music
drawn from all ages and traditions. The choir sings regularly in the
presence of the Queen and other members of the Royal Family.
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St George's
Church Choir, Cullercoats, Tyne & Wear e-mail only: contact:
Chris Tradgett
A mixed choir with large repertoire covering Lassus to Leighton and all
points west!!. We sing services every week, with a full choral evensong on
the last Sunday and choral mass for major feast days.
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Saint
George's Singers, Belfast, Northern Ireland
is a large Belfast-based choir (established in 1984) specialising in
the great choral works of the Baroque and Classical periods. It has
consistently produced high quality performances for over twenty
years and is a major contributor to the cultural infrastructure of
the city. The choir is now about 70 voices
strong while vocal coaching and workshops have significantly
improved the quality of the choir. The formation of Saint George’s
Sinfonia has ensured that the choir has high quality orchestral
support, and a number of collaborative ventures with other groups
are planned.
Main concerts at Christmas and Easter and then
variously throughout the year. The future
of choral music is an exciting one, and the choir is looking forward
to continuing development in quality and repertoire in the future
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St George's Singers,
Poynton, Cheshire A busy, friendly choir, now firmly established
as one of the finest choral societies in the NW of England
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St Germans Singers, Cornwall e-mail only: contact:
Louise Barnes A
mixed choir of 24 voices formed in 1985. Varied repertoire - modern &
traditional, religious and secular. We are always happy to hear from
anyone who would like us to help in aid of a good cause
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St
Giles' Church Choir, Oxford
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St Helens Choral Society,
Merseyside St Helens Choral Society is a mixed
choir of over 60 voices, founded in 1949. We currently present three
concerts a year of high-quality choral music.
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St Hugh's Consort, Lincoln e-mail only: contact:
Keith Jobling Small
group of singers and instrumentalist available for wedding services, etc
and concerts
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St Ives Choral Society,
Cambridgeshire we perform four concerts per year, including our annual
Christmas Extravaganza. New member always welcome, especially tenors and
basses
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St James
Singers, Oxford
Male voice a cappella ensemble of nine from Oxfordshire, singing
sacred & secular music
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St James the
Greater, Leicester Now with RealAudio clips of the choir
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St James
the Less Church Choir, Penicuik, Scotland Also with RealAudio
clips - I won't judge whether they're Less or Greater!
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St James, Sussex Gardens,
London, WC2 St.
James’s is the Anglican (Church of England) parish church of Paddington
and contains Paddington Station, well over one hundred hotels and a
sizable local resident population within the boundaries of the parish
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St James' Church Choir, Malden,
Surrey. A Royal School of Church Music affiliated Guild choir, with
a mixed boy/girl treble section and men on the back rows. The choir has
a long choral tradition, and is regarded as an integral part of the
ministry at St James'. With a strong emphasis on training they regularly
invite professional artists to help improve their skills.
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St John
Singers, Salisbury, Wiltshire An auditioned mixed choir of some 40
voices, singing services in cathedrals and churches and supporting
charities through its concerts. Its annual Wassail Party in the City
Hall has become a highlight in the City's calendar
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St John the
Baptist Church Choir, Kingsthorpe, Northampton
This
is a SATB choir for both children and adults. It sings Sunday morning
services every week and full choral evensong on all but the second
Sunday of the month.
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St John the Baptist
Parish Church Choir, Bromsgrove, London
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St John the Evangelist
Choir, Walton, Liverpool 25-strong parish choir, singing regular
choral services
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St John's
Cathedral Choir, Salford The choir of St. John's Cathedral,
Salford welcomes enthusiastic men and women singers in all voices.
Situated not far from the centre of Manchester, St. John's is the
Cathedral for the Catholic Diocese of Salford, and has both a long
tradition of sacred choral music and a thriving parish community. The
choir sings every Sunday at
11 am from the months of
September to July, as well as on other important feast days, especially
around Easter and Christmas. We cover a wide range of musical styles,
from Gregorian chant and renaissance polyphony to contemporary music in
more popular vein. As well as singing at the liturgical celebrations of
the parish community of St. John's, the choir also sings at major
diocesan celebrations, both in the Cathedral and around the Diocese.
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St Johns Choir,
Sevenoaks, Kent.
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St John's
Choir, Spalding, Lincolnshire St. John's Choir sing at St. John the
Baptist Parish Church in the lovely market town of Spalding. The choir
has existed for about 90 years and still flourishes with about 20
regular choristers. If you enjoy our website and music, why not come
along to a choral service?
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St John's
Church Choir, West Byfleet, Nr Woking, Surrey We are an
enthusiastic and friendly Church Choir that really enjoys singing in
the wonderful acoustics of St John's, West Byfleet. We have a wide
repertoire of scared music, and sing every week during term time, and at
major festivals.
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St John's
College Choir, Cambridge St John's College, Cambridge, has a
distinguished tradition of religious music and, since the 1670s, has
possessed a College Choir whose main duty is singing the daily services
in the College Chapel during the University Term. The services follow
the Cathedral tradition of the Church of England, Evensong being sung
during Term six days a week and Sung Eucharist in addition on Sunday
mornings. During the University Vacation the Choir carries out
engagements in the UK and overseas. Recent tours have taken the Choir to
various places, including Holland, the USA and France. The Choir has
also made a large number of recordings.
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St John's Episcopal Choir,
Edinburgh They regularly sing outside St
John's, such as recently Roslyn Chapel, Thirlestane Castle and the
Cathedral of the Isles, and have an annual retreat to the Isle of
Cumbrae on the west coast
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St John's Festival Choir,
Loughton, Essex Composed of singers from many other choirs. Each
project is advertised, promoted and financed on a standalone basis, and
singers register with the choir for just that project, with no
obligation or commitment beyond that
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St
Keverne Male Voice Choir, Cornwall The Choir was formed in 1944 to
raise monies for the "Forces Welcome Home Fund" and met for practices in
the village hall. Members were then from the Porthoustock stone
quarries and the local district. Since the choirs formation the
membership has come from villages from all over the Lizard Peninsula.
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St Luke's Choir,
Brighton, Sussex We are mixed choir of all ages who strive to
achieve the highest possible standards in church choral music. New
members are welcome to come along for a few weeks to see how they
get along. We rehearse on a Thursday evening from 7.30 to 9.30 and
are a very welcoming and friendly choir.
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St Luke's Choir, Chelsea,
London This choir is one of the best voluntary parish church choirs in
London. It is made up of around 25 committed and experience singers. The
choir sings at the Parish Eucharist at at Choral Evensong each Sunday,
and for some major festivals. New recruits are always welcome.
Membership is by audition or equivalent.
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St
Margaret Society of Queens', Cambridge Alias MagSoc, the largest
non-auditioning chorus in the University of Cambridge; but open to all,
whether student or not
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St Mark's Church
Choir, Dundela, Belfast, N. Ireland A very pleasant and peaceful
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St Mark's
Church Choir, Kingsholm, Gloucester
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St Mark's Church Choir, Swindon,
Wiltshire
St. Mark's Church,
the Anglo-Catholic Parish Church in the historic Great Western Railway
town of Swindon New Town, has a long Cathedral-style musical history,
singing early and well-known music for the liturgy within the English
choral tradition. At the 10 o'clock Sunday morning service the choir
sings a choral mass setting and an anthem. The masses currently in the
choir's repertoire number more than 30, and range from Byrd and
Palestrina, through Mozart, to Leighton and Langlais. They also have an
impressive repertoire of liturgical anthems and motets.
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St Martin-in-the Fields Parish Choir, Trafalgar Square, London The
Choir of St Martin-in-the-Fields is a mixed voluntary choir which performs
to a professional standard and enjoys a high profile. Comprising of
approximately 24 members, drawn from many different walks of life, the
Choir performs music from the whole range of traditional 'cathedral'
liturgical repertoire as well as new and innovative Christian music.
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St
Mary-At-Finchley Parish Church Choir, London N3 The Choir
is the main musical group in St Mary's Church. Affiliated members of the
Royal School of Church Music, we contribute to the music of the church
throughout the year and embrace all ages (nearly) - our youngest members
are six or seven years old, and there is no upper age limit! The Choir
sings a wide and interesting range of music; we try to sing a different
anthem each week, and have a service of Choral Evensong each month.
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St Mary-le-Tower Civic Church Choir, Ipswich, Suffolk
Like
many large town churches in this country, St Mary-le-Tower has usually
been served by a professional organist and choirmaster and a large
voluntary choir of men and boys, and its Sunday services have been
either partly of fully choral. This continues today, with the
responsibilities shared between two choirs, the Church of gentlemen and
boys and the Tower Singers, a group of up to sixteen or so ladies and
girls. Between the two choirs, the traditional Eucharist at 9.45
combines choral music with congregational singing. Matins at 11.15am
(choral Eucharist on the first Sunday in the month) and Evensong at
6.30pm are fully sung in the style of the great choral foundations of
this country. The Tower Singers sometimes appear alone, drawing on the
large repertoire of music for upper voices, and sometimes with the
gentlemen of the Church Choir.
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St Mary the
Virgin, Henley-on-Thames, Oxford A good quality church quality of
about 32 members, including 17 boy/girl trebles, specially recruited
from local schools, and secure alto, tenor and bass departments of men
and women. Sunday morning services, two choral evensongs per month and
cathedral visits.
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St Mary the Virgin,
Merton, SW London Around 30 trebles and gentlemen, reflecting the
broad Anglican choral repertoire within a traditional liturgy. Includes
RealAudio files
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St Mary
the Virgin, Nottingham
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St. Mary the
Virgin, Stone, Kent Sometimes called "Little Westminster" we have a
small choir singing regularly in this beautiful and historic 13th
century church. Keeping up choral traditions
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St Mary Singers,
Spalding, Lincolnshire The Singers have a particular style of
music, using mainly Mission Praise, Iona, and Taizé music
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St Mary's Church Choir,
Diss, Norfolk Small choir providing Sunday services throughout the
year.
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St Mary Redcliffe
Church Choir, Bristol Queen Elizabeth I called St Mary's the
goodliest, fairest and most famous parish church in England, and I
wouldn't argue.
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St Mary's Ecumenical Choir, Shropshire
We are a liturgical chamber choir
performing in cathedrals and churches within the UK. The membership
is based nationally and is primarily amateur though all members are
auditioned.
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St
Mary's Episcopal Cathedral, Edinburgh
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St
Mary's Latin Mass Choir, Chelsea, London We sing at the 1130hrs Latin
Sung Mass at St Mary's in the heart of London. We believe we are
one of a very few amateur choirs who sing the music we do. Our aim
is to retain the traditional Latin liturgy for which the Gregorian
Plainchant and other polyphonic music we sing was intended. We have
an extensive and ever-expanding Repertoire of c. 50 mass settings
and over 150 motets ranging in period from Gregorian Chant, through
the Renaissance and Baroque and the 19th Century revival, and up to
the modern day. We are fortunate to have had a number of pieces
especially written for us and we are always looking for new members.
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St Mary’s Long Ditton Church Choir, Surbiton,
Surrey: e-mail only: contact
Helen Perkins
St Mary's Long Ditton choir
currently has 20 regular members, aged from 8 to 86, with visiting
singers, friends, extended family and returning students supplementing
our numbers throughout the year. We sing on Sundays at the St
Mary's 10.15 am service and at Evensong (2nd, 4th and 5th Sundays of
each month) at 6pm. We also sing at Guildford Cathedral once a year and
for local weddings, concerts, charity fund raising events or other
occasions on request. We are sociable, friendly and flexible - we
understand that everyone's lives are busy and so we welcome anyone from
age 7 upwards who loves music and wants to sing with us, whether on a
regular or only occasional basis. We supply all music and equipment,
there is no joining fee and children are even paid for singing!
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St Mary’s Priory Church
Choir, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, South Wales
We are
the church choir of St Mary's Priory Church, Abergavenny, (the
church is part of the Church in Wales, within the Anglican
communion). The choir consists of about sixteen children and
sixteen adults, and has a commitment to leading the worship at the
morning services week by week, as well as a number of occasional
special services throughout the year. The church dates back to
mediaeval times, and contains many beautiful artefacts including the
famous "Jesse Tree". New members always welcome.
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St Mary's Singers, Potton,
Bedfordshire a 50 strong mixed Choral Society, performing a wide
variety of music from classical choral to fully staged musicals.
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St Mary's Singers, Truro, Cornwall
St Mary's Singers exists primarily to sing the services at Truro
Cathedral when the Cathedral Choir is on holiday. In addition, the
thirty-five strong choir gives concerts throughout the year performing
with St Mary's Orchestra in spring and summer. Bach's St John
Passion is performed liturgically on Palm Sunday each year and
recent concerts have featured Italian baroque, German baroque, German
romantic and British twentieth-century music, from Bach's Mass in B
minor to James MacMillan's Cantos Sagrados. The choir is
enterprising in its efforts to introduce young people to classical music
and the Anglican choral tradition. There are eight free places available
to talented students and an annual concert is performed in November with
over 100 pupils from local schools and colleges. Entry to all our
performances is free to under-18s.
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St Mary's
Singers, Weston by Welland, Northamptonshire Originally formed
from the church choir of St Mary's, the choir now has a very mixed
repertoire. As a renowned group of dedicated musicians, they're
constantly striving to increase their musical scope
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St.Mary's, Warwick
This site covers the four choirs at the Collegiate Church: the gentlemen
and boys of St Mary's Choir, the St Mary's Girls Choir, the St Mary's
Scholars chamber choir and Collegium
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St Matthew's Choir, Ealing, London
A 40 strong mixed choir singing sacred choral and secular works at 5
concerts and services a year.
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St Michael
and All Angels' Choir, Bassett, Southampton, Hants St.
Michael's Senior choir are one of the best choirs of their type in the
area. They sing at an average of three Eucharist services and two choral
evensongs a month, singing a repertoire that takes in over five
centuries of the finest church music. The choir also perform in concerts
and special services, as well as regular trips to cathedrals and abbeys
- in 2008 we'll be singing at Chichester Cathedral, Tewkesbury Abbey and
Winchester Cathedral.
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St. Michael and All Angels
with St James,
Poplar Walk, West Croydon, Surrey meets every Sunday to sing a fully
choral Solemn Mass at 11:00am and a Choral Evensong and Benediction at
6:30pm. Revived in 1998 by Michael Fleming and now directed by
Christopher Moore, the extensive repertoire is performed by some 20 to
25 singers with minimal rehearsal time before the service. New singers
are always welcome but do have to be competent sight-readers. There are
opportunities for Choral and Organ Scholarships for young musicians.
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St
Michael and All Saints Church Choir, Edinburgh, Scotland We are a
highly regarded and friendly church choir. Music is an essential
part of the High Church liturgy and every Sunday we sing a mass
setting and anthem by composers ranging from William Byrd to Kenneth
Leighton, and also full choral Evensong and Benediction. If you can
read music and have some singing experience, we'd be pleased to hear
from you.
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St. Michael at the
North Gate, Oxford
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St Michael's, Cornhill,
London Two choirs on one site: the amateur St Michael's Singers
have an impressive record of world/London premières, while the
10-strong semi-pro church choir provide Sunday and some weekday services
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St Michael's Singers, Coventry
Cathedral 90+ strong choral society formed in 1963 shortly after
the consecration of the new
Coventry
Cathedral
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St Neots Choral Society, Cambridgeshire
Formed as the Longsands Choral Society, changing its
name in 1976, this 90 strong choir has been in existence under the musical
direction of Reginald Searle for 30 years
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St Nicholas' Church
Choir, Rotherfield Greys - near Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire
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St. Oswald
of Winwick Parish
Church Choir,
Warrington, Cheshire: e-mail only:
contact Michael Wynne
Mixed choir of 35 voices: children, women and men. Sung Mass, Sunday 10
am. Concerts and services at home and away.
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St Patrick's
Choral, Redfield, Bristol. St Patrick's Choral is a mixed voice
choir of 27 members. Since it's formation in September 2004 it has sung
the Mass in E flat by Schubert and a variety of anthems by Shephard,
Wesley and others and has chanted four part psalms. It has two
sub-groups; seperate male and female voice ensembles. We are always
looking for new members and you do not have to be a Catholic or
Parishoner of St Patrick's. There are no formal auditions. We usually
practice on a Thursday evening between 7.30 and 9.30pm at St Patrick's
Church in Redfield.
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St Paulinus Singers, Ripon, North Yorkshire A friendly chamber
choir based in York. We present three or four concerts each year. Wide
repertoire, ranging from sixteenth century to the present day, and from
classical to popular. Although we get the music in advance, we only come
together for three or four rehearsals before each concert, so go
sight-reading is necessary.
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St Paul's Cathedral,
London There has been a choir of boys
and gentlemen at St Paul’s Cathedral for over nine centuries. The
earliest records date from 1127, when the then Bishop of London, Richard
de Belmeis founded what was the first choir school and made provision
for ’almonry’ boys to serve the Cathedral. The 2nd of December 1697 saw
the opening of Wren’s great Cathedral following the Great Fire of 1666.
John Blow, the then Minister of the Choristers, wrote his anthem, 'I was
glad when they said unto me' to be sung at this grand occasion. He was
assisted by his pupil Jeremiah Clarke, who was to become the first
official Organist of the new Cathedral. Purcell’s Te Deum and Jubilate
was also performed, accompanied by Father Smith’s large new organ
esteemed the best in Europe according to the diarist John Evelyn.
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St Paul's Knightsbridge
Festival Choir, London A West End 100-strong choral society,
performing in the famous St Paul's Knightsbridge Church
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St
Peter and St Paul's Church Choir, Tring, Hertfordshire We are a
choir of all ages and varying skills and our main function is to sing at
the main Sunday service each week throughout the year. We also sing in
other churches in the local area from time to time and for weddings and
other special occasions. We are almost always on the lookout for new
members.
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St Peter's Church Choir,
Bocking, Braintree, Essex Boys and men singing services at this
and other churches and cathedrals. All boys are given an excellent vocal
and musical training and have a great social life
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St Peter's Church Choir,
Leckhampton, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
RSCM-affiliated choir in a musically
active church
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St Peter's Church
Choir, Nottingham There are some music clips, and a collection of
articles about hymns
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St Peter's Church Choir,
Streatham, London SW16 A small, ambitious, enthusiastic and very
friendly choir. As well as performing the 'old chestnuts' of Anglican
music at services we also enjoy the challenge of learning new music. With
both high standards and wide choral output we always receive repeat invitations
and praise from the Cathedrals we have visited. We always welcome new
members
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St Peter's Collegiate Church Choir, Wolverhampton, W Midlands.
The Anglican church of St Peter has two wonderful choirs, one of 16 men
and 20 boys, and another of 33 girls. These sing at Sunday & Friday
services, major festivals and weddings.
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St. Peter's Consort,
Wakefield, West Yorkshire
St. Peter's Consort is a chamber choir, currently of 21 singers,
formed in 1983 to specialise in the performance of church music in
both concerts and services. The choir can be booked to give concerts
for local church funds or charities. It is also available to sing
at weddings.
The Consort has sung in over half the Cathedrals
of England and has taken its music making to North Wales and
Scotland. Easter 2003, saw the choir performing services and
concerts in Paris, including Notre-Dame, as part of the choir’s 20th
anniversary celebrations. In 2008, as part of its silver jubilee
celebrations, the choir will sing in the major churches of Bruges,
Ghent and Brussels.
The choir has also broadcast on national radio on a number of
occasions and made five recordings.
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St Peter's Parish Church, Petersfield, Hampshire
is a mixed
choir of all ages with around two dozen
members. It
sings at the Sunday morning Parish Eucharist, and on the second and
fourth Sundays of the month sings Choral Evensong, with settings of the
responses and canticles, and an anthem.Junior
choristers receive separate small-group training leading to the various
ribbons of the RSCM’s Voice for Life scheme. Five members of
the choir have achieved Bishop’s Chorister status and one the Gold
Award.
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St Peter's Singers, Hammersmith, London.
St Peter’s Singers is an
amateur chamber choir of between 30-40 voices. The choir is located in
the Hammersmith/Chiswick area of West London and rehearse every Tuesday
night from 8:00pm to 9:45pm (during term time) at St Peter’s Church,
Black Lion Lane, W6. The repertoire is mostly ‘a capella’ but the choir
often performs many of the major accompanied choral works.
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St Peters Singers of Leeds,
W Yorkshire A choir of about 40 voices, conducted by Simon Lindley,
and based at Leeds Parish Church. Repertoire includes the great oratorios
of Bach, Handel, Mozart and Haydn, a cappella masterpieces of the
Renaissance and encompasses ventures into the 20th Century. The Singers
have championed the work of Francis Jackson both in recordings and in
commissioning and performing new works.
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St Peters Singers,
Peterborough, Cambridgeshire A mixed chamber choir of about 25
voices, performing concerts in and around Peterborough, and occasionally
joins with other choirs and orchestras for joint concerts. The
repertoire spans eight centuries, from the 15th century to the present
day, with a particular emphasis on British composers. We regularly sing
Choral Evensong at Peterborough Cathedral and other neighbouring
Cathedrals.
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St Philip Neri
Singers, Church of the Holy Name, Manchester They sing masses and
motets by composers from 16C to the present day in the correct
liturgical setting, about 5 times each term for the major feast days.
You don't have to be a Catholic!
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St Sepulchre
Singers, City of London This semi-professional choir of 15 young
singers is based at the church of St. Sepulchre-without-Newgate, the
National Musician's Church, in the City of London
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St Stythians Male
Voice Choir, Stithians, Cornwall Formed in 1947 and now with 46
members, it has performed in venues in London and Malta
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St Thomas of Canterbury Parish
Church Choir, Brentwood, Essex Three choirs from one church: the
Parish Choir, the Girls' Choir and the Becket Singers
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St Thomas-on-The Bourne
Church Choir, Farnham, Surrey
The tradition of the church has been fully choral led by a choir of men
and boys, and while this choir has been maintained, there have been
plenty of new opportunities within the church. We now have a Girl’s
Choir, a Chamber Choir, and an embryonic music group which helps to lead
the worship at the family service on first Sunday of the month. Although
the girls choir are now singing more frequently than when they first
began, often with the men, the Parish Choir of boys and men still sing
at the greatest number of services. The Chamber Choir has given the men
an opportunity to sing four part (and more! music with sopranos, and
has widened even further the repertoire of the choirs at St. Thomas.
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St
Vincent Singers, Gosport, Hampshire A well established mixed
group which has been performing for nearly 30 years, still
containing founder members, including the leader. Gives around
60 performances each year, mainly to old peoples' homes, but
also available for general concerts, weddings, etc. Meets each
Tuesday evening during term time at St Vincent College, Gosport.
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St Woolos Cathedral
Choir, Newport, Wales A traditional boys'
and men's cathedral choir numbering at present 18 choristers, eight
teenage choral scholars (almost all former choristers) and six senior
gentlemen. In addition, there is a
training
choir with a further twelve younger boys.
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