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  • Wacapella, Weymouth, Dorset A women's choir, meeting near Weymouth Harbour on Friday mornings for fun, friendship and harmony. No need to read music and no auditions.

  • Wadebridge Choral Society, Cornwall About 40-strong, performing 2 local concerts a year at Christmas and in the Spring

  • Wadebridge Male Voice Choir, Cornwall 60-strong community choir singing in the Cornish tradition, both locally and more widely in the UK

  • Wakefield Cathedral Choir, W Yorkshire The Cathedral Choir consists of boys, girls and lay clerks. Most of the boys are educated at Queen Elizabeth Grammar School and receive choral scholarships. They are aged from 8 to 13. Girl choristers were introduced in 1992, shortly after their introduction at Salisbury Cathedral. Aged from 8 to 18 they are recruited from various schools. The lay clerks in some cases travel vast distances in their devotion to the musical worship and liturgy for which the Cathedral is famed.

  • Wakefield Community Gospel Choir, W Yorkshire Established in 1996 the choir now numbers 20 singers and at times a five-piece band. We are invited by churches and organisations to lead joyful, exciting and vibrant celebrations, and encourage others to invite us too.

  • Wakefield Festival Chorus, W Yorkshire We are a classical choir of about 50 voices and perform several concerts a year.  New members are welcome and there are no auditions.

  • Wakefield Rock Choir, W. Yorkshire The Wakefield Rock Choir is led by vocal teacher Charlotte Jones. The choir will be performing locally again soon so it's a chance for you to join in, sing and perform without pressure and under the supportive guidance of Charlotte. Rock Choir members have performed and sung across the country at venues including Wembley Stadium for the record breaking Saracens versus Harlequins rugby league game in 2012, Guilfest and many more iconic landmarks. The choir also has a charitable function in raising money and awareness for Missing People and Refuge.

  • WAKS Lyrical, Knutsford, Cheshire Wednesday Afternoon Knutsford Singers, a smaller SAB choir that meets on Wednesday afternoons at ST Vincent's Church, George Street, Knutsford 2.00 - 3.30pm followed by the usual brew.

  • Waldershelf Singers, Stocksbridge, Sheffield, Yorkshire The Waldershelf Singers was first formed as the Waldershelf Choral Society in 1962. We changed our name in September (2010) to make the name fit better with what we are – we are singers – and with what we do – we sing! But, to be fair, we felt that the new name was more appropriate for the times in which we live.

  • Walk this Way Choir, Darwen, Lancashire Walk This Way Choir meet weekly at Spring Vale Church, Darwen, Lancashire to enjoy singing together and make new friendships. No auditions are required and anyone over the age of 16 is welcome

  • Walsall Choral Society, West Midlands Walsall Choral Society is an active and friendly choral society of about 75 members which was founded in 1944.

  • Walsall Harmonic Male Voice Choir, West Midlands We meet on a Monday evening, 8.00 at The Chuckery Club, Beacon Street, Walsall. A small male choir, always willing to accept new members. If you can hold a tune and are interested, please visit our website

  • Walsall sing2gether Pelsall & Streetly Welcome to sing2gether, a brand new Community Choir taking the West Midlands by storm. If you love to sing in the shower or sing along to your favourite songs in the car and would like to learn to sing with others then sing2gether is perfect for you!

  • Waltham Abbey Choir, Essex An adult mixed choir performing a wide variety of secular and sacred choral music. They have a busy concert schedule on top of regular services, plus occasional radio & TV broadcasts and CD recordings.

  • Waltham Forest Community Choir, London The choir began, in Walthamstow, in February 2010. Since then we have taken part in a number of concerts throughout Waltham Forest. We are a self funded group with a committee elected by members. Our choir has four sections: soprano, alto, tenor and bass. We are open to anyone living in the Borough of Waltham Forest.

  • Waltham Madrigals, Maidenhead, Berkshire We enjoy singing Madrigals, which are “secular unaccompanied songs in a contrapuntal style”, especially the rich repertoire of English Madrigals from the late 16th and early 17th centuries. Madrigals were the ‘Top of the Pops’ of the time, written mostly for domestic performance, and we aim to bring these wonderful pieces to modern ears,

  • Waltham Singers, Great Waltham, near Chelmsford, Essex We are one of the foremost mixed, adult choirs in Essex, rehearsing in Chelmsford town centre with 90+ members. We  rehearse on Thursday nights at St. Cedd's School, New London Road, Chelmsford and we welcome new singers in all parts. We do not hold auditions but we set ourselves high standards and relish the challenge of performing a wide range of choral music.

  • Walthamstow Singers, London E17 Rehearsals take place on Tuesday evenings from 7pm to 8.30pm at St Mary’s Church, 8 Church End, Walthamstow E17 9RJ..

  • Walton Voices, Walton-on-Thames, Surrey 40-strong mixed-voice with a wide range of choral music, running 3 concerts per year.

  • Wantage Choral Society, Oxfordshire A mixed choir of about 60 singers, drawn from Wantage and surrounding areas, performing three concerts a year.

  • Wantage Male Voice Choir, Oxfordshire 36-strong, raising funds for charity through its concerts

  • Ware Choral Society, Hertfordshire 100-plus strong, performing major choral works with professional orchestra and soloists both locally and at the Barbican and Albert Hall. They're a friendly society with an active social calendar.

  • Wareham Choral Society, Dorset is a choir of some 50 voices singing 2 or 3 concerts a year;  and affiliated to the Dorset Guild of Singers for larger scale works every 2 years. New members are always welcome for the enjoyment and pleasure of singing in all parts ( Soprano, Contralto, Tenor & Bass ).

  • Wargrave Community Choir, Wargrave, Berkshire A welcoming non-profit Community Choir for all. Varied repertoire. We meet on Tues nights. Led by Music Director Jonny Fitzpatrick

  • Warley Male Choir, Smethwick, West Midlands In 1943, a group of Air Raid wardens gathered around a piano to while away the time between air raids. From such humble beginnings was born the West Smethwick Male Voice Choir. Over the years the choir grew in numbers and in reputation, and the name changed to reflect the growth of the organisation, first to Smethwick Male Voice Choir and finally Warley Male Choir. The choir has performed at many venues in the UK, including London's Royal Albert Hall, Birmingham's Symphony Hall and also in the presence of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, Prince Phillip and Princess Anne at a meeting of the international Olympic committee. In addition to extensive tours in Great Britain, the choir has also performed concerts in Germany, Holland, France and Belgium.

  • Warrington Choral Society, Cheshire Warrington Choral Society is an exciting new choir in Warrington. WCS is a non auditioned choir, and anyone is welcome to join. Rehearsals will start on Tuesday 10 September at St. Mary's Church on Buttermarket Street, in preparation for a performance of Handel's Messiah on 7 December.

  • Warrington Male Voice Choir, Cheshire Following the Warrington IRA bomb in 1993, the choir has been deeply involved in promoting peace and reconciliation in Ireland, in addition to its more expected activities. Its Patron is Terry Waite.

  • Warwick and Kenilworth Choral Society 100 strong, varied repertoire, 4 concerts a year, often in the wonderful St Mary's Church, Warwick. 50th anniversary in 2003, celebrated with Verdi Requiem.

  • Warwickshire Singers We are a chamber choir of mixed voices, established in 1969, and performing several concerts each year in various locations around Warwickshire.

  • Washaway West Gallery Choir, Cornwall A non-costumed choir, mainly West Gallery, meeting in Washaway, Cornwall. Membership is by invitation. Performing services and concerts.

  • Washburn Valley Choir,Leathley, Yorkshire We serve the local Benefice by singing at key church services throughout the year. We number 20 singers and tackle a variety of choral music from all periods. Occasionally during the summer months we like to sing secular music – madrigals, part songs and the like. The choir rehearses on Monday evenings at Leathley, a village not far from the market town of Otley in Yorkshire.

  • Watership Cantabile, Newbury, Berkshire Watership Cantabile are a small, mixed-voice choir (about 20 voices), based around Newbury in Berkshire. We are a friendly, fun loving choir without an audition process, comprising a range of members from sight readers to those re-starting singing after some years. We like to sing a wide range of music, a capella or keyboard accompanied, sacred and secular, Monteverdi to Freddie Mercury. The choir have a substantial repertoire of music, but are always keen to find something new. We rehearse weekly in Newbury on a Thursday evening and normally perform at 3-5 concerts each year, all as fundraisers for charity or local causes. We also aspire to an occasional tour, most recently to Yorkshire, where we sang in Wakefield Cathedral and the Bronte church in Haworth.

  • Watford Philharmonic Society, Hertfordshire 150 singers and 40 instrumentalists guided by a professional conductor and leader -- one of the few societies still to combine the two sections.

  • Watford Rock Choir, Herts Nationwide phenomenon Rock Choir rehearses across Hertfordshire in St Albans, Hertford & Watford. Members learn a range of feel-good pop, gospel and Motown songs in harmony arrangement. There is no audition and no requirement to read music. All are welcome – try us out for free!

  • Wattisham Military Wives Choir, Suffolk Wattisham MWC based at in Suffolk supporting the wives and girlfriends of serving and veterans within the military community.

  • Wavelength A Cappella, Bournemouth, Dorset Wavelength are a brand new, a cappella, women’s vocal group based in Bournemouth and we are looking for new members. Although the choir is the largest part of Wavelength we also have other smaller groups such as quartets and octets but in all cases our aim is to make great music together. Our repertoire will consist of popular songs from across the years, from Adele to Irving Berlin, Ella Fitzgerald to Tears for Fears and perhaps a little bit of classical, we hope to have something for everyone.

  • Waveney Choir, Diss, Norfolk. As the principal choir in the market town of DISS we number about 50 enthusiastic singers (SATB) of all ages and experience. We rehearse in the United Reformed Church between September and June with performances in the main at Christmas and Easter in local venues, raising funds for local causes. The Waveney has been established for over 30 years and concentrates on sacred music from a wide repertoire - anything from Faure to Stainer, Roger Jones to Poulenc. If you'd like to join us we have two 'taster' sessions in early September but contact us if you'd like more information or to come along at any other time.

  • Waverley Singers, Surrey We are an enterprising choir of over a hundred people, based in Farnham, Surrey, England. We perform concerts locally, and occasionally undertake foreign tours.

  • Waves of Harmony, Weston Super Mare, Somerset We are a ladies-only chorus of approx 35 members and were established in February 2011. We meet every Tuesday at 7.15pm, and regularly have singouts and concerts in Weston-super-Mare and the surrounding area.

  • Waynflete Singers, Winchester They won the Gramophone Choral Award 1994 for their recording of Delius' Seadrift, and a Grammy in 1997 with   Walton's Belshazzar's Feast.
  • Wayward, London Wayward is a London-based choir with no auditions and no judgement. A friendly community of voices who are inclusive, LGBTQI+, sex, voice and body-positive
  • WDS Kids, Horsham

  • Welcome Choir, Upper Norwood, London Wonderful Warm Hearted Singing  - Welcome your voice in a welcoming lively choir who laugh as much as they sing!  All voices welcome - no auditions or previous musical experience necessary -all taught by ear.  Led by Katie Rose.  Thursday evenings term-time, at St John the Evangelist, Upper Norwood, London SE19 2RX 

  • Wellingborough Orpheus Choir, Northamptonshire A mixed choir of 50 voices, having strong links and exchange visits with the Chorale André Léculeur in Wellingborough's twin town of Niort, France.

  • Wellington Choral Society, Somerset  Wellington Choral Society is the local choral society for the town of Wellington, Somerset and its surrounding area. We are a very friendly society, comprising about 90 members at present with a wide age range. We stage two main concerts per year in late March and late November. The concerts take place in Saint John’s Parish Church in Wellington. The social side of the choir is important to us. We have get-togethers after each performance, with a buffet supper and practising for the next piece, and hold a summer barbecue every two years, which is always very well attended and popular with our members.
  • Wells Cathedral Chamber Choir, Somerset The Chamber Choir began its activities in September 2021. It is expected to sing about thirty services in the Cathedral each year, often undertaking all the services for a weekend when the Cathedral Choir is absent (eg at half term or immediately after the major festivals). In addition, it aims to undertake three or four Parish visits each year, typically singing evensong, will sing at three or four weddings and/or funerals and spend a period in residence in another cathedral during the month of August. There are around forty weekly rehearsals, held in the Cathedral song school, currently on Thursday evenings. Members are expected to attend the majority of rehearsals and services.

  • Wells Cathedral Oratorio Society, Somerset A choir of over a 100 members, we sing in Wells Cathedral under the baton of Cathedral Organist and Master of Choristers, Matthew Owens. Our season is made up of two main terms, each culminating in a major concert in December or March. We also perform occasional charity concerts during the summer.

  • Welsh Camerata Chamber Choir, Cardiff, Wales  Formed in January 2004 this 20 strong choir specialises in early and Baroque music, under the musical direction of Andrew Wilson-Dickson, Head of Early Music Studies at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. The choir meets fortnightly in Canton Uniting Church, Pontcanna, Cardiff.

  • Welwyn Garden City Male Voice Choir, Hertfordshire Established in 1935, the 35-strong choir gives most of its dozen or so annual concerts for charities or good causes. Rehearsals are held on Thursday evenings in Welwyn Garden City AL7 3PN and new recruits are always welcome; the ability to read music is not essential.

  • Welwyn Garden City Music Society, Hertfordshire One of the few music societies to support both a choir (of about 70 voices) and an orchestra (of about 25 players) 

  • Welwyn Gardin City Rock Choir, Hertfordshire Nationwide phenomenon Rock Choir rehearses across Hertfordshire in St Albans, Hertford & Watford. Members learn a range of feel-good pop, gospel and Motown songs in harmony arrangement. There is no audition and no requirement to read music. All are welcome – try us out for free!

  • Welwyn Harmony Ladies Barbershop Chorus, Welwyn Garden City A group of enthusiastic singers who strive for personal excellence and a professional and polished performance. They have a chorus of about 33 members who come from a wide range of backgrounds and day time occupations and from a wide geographical area including Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Essex or Buckinghamshire.    

  • Wendover Choral Society, Buckinghamshire We are about 40/50 strong SATB. There is no audition and we usually perform 2 concerts a year although this season we are planning 3 concerts. We have been around for over 50 years and we rehearse on Thursday evenings in St Mary’s Church, Wendover from 7.45pm - 9.45pm. Our musical director is Peter Bassano

  • Wessex Chamber Choir, Hampshire The choir is acknowledged as one of the finest choral ensembles in the Hampshire/Berskire/Surrey region, which at full strength, numbers around thirty members. The music performed comprises a religious repertoire with madrigals, folk music and arrangements of current popular music.

  • Wessex Harmony, Poole, Dorset This lively, friendly female group was founded in 1981 and specialises in a cappella singing; we offer a warm welcome to visitors and prospective members. Our diverse repertoire features songs which have wide-ranging appeal, from musical theatre and the world of pop alongside some more traditional barbershop arrangements. There is no requirement for you to be able to read music, but if you do, that would be an advantage. Come and meet us to see if you could be part of the fun and friendship of Wessex Harmony.

  • Wessex Male Choir, Swindon, Wiltshire Wessex Male Choir, based in Swindon, Wilts was formed some 13 years ago and has a membership of nearly 60 male choristers. Under their new Musical Director Katrine Reimers they intend being one of the best Male UK choirs. Katrine Reimers has worked with Convent Garden and the Royal Opera House as well as numerous community choirs. Wessex Male Choir beat all contenders in the Llangollen Eistedfodd in 2011 with a large margine and won the Cheltenham Gold Cup in 2013 as well as major achievements at the Mid Somerset choir competition 2013. They invite interested male singers to visit their website at for further information.

  • West Barnes Singers, Merton, SW London A flourishing choral society with wide and varied programmes, from the African Sanctus to Sondheim.

  • West Bridgford Tuneless Choir, Nottinghamshire The Nottingham Tuneless Choir meets twice a month – usually (but not always) on the first and third Thursdays.  We meet at 8pm at All Hallows Church in Lady Bay, NG2 5BP with sessions lasting until 9.30pm.

  • West Devon Chorale A 35 voice Chamber Choir made up of the most experienced choristers in the region. The repertoire of the choir is wide ranging, but principally religious music from the sixteenth century to the present day.

  • West Devon Folk Choir, Okehampton, Devon The choir meets on Tuesdays in term time in Okehampton and is an opportunity to free your voice and join with other like-minded people in making beautiful music. As with all of Wren’s choirs, there are no auditions, and you don’t need to be able to read music to join. The programme is designed to cater for all abilities from those new to singing right up to seasoned vocalists, and there is something for everyone when it comes to repertoire and the techniques of the voice. As well as performing locally, the choir also teams up with other Wren groups for major performances which have included Sidmouth Folk Festival and Exeter Cathedral.

  • West End Gospel Choir The West End Gospel Choiris made up of 24 singers who have appeared or are currently appearing in a variety of West End productions.

  • West End Kids, London is a “vocal harmony” group made up of outstanding “singers” aged 10 – 21yrs from London and neighbouring counties. WEK: Ovation are primarily a recording and contest group – singing various vocal numbers from Musical Theatre productions, vocal jazz, pop and RnB. In addition to performing at outside external events, WEK: Ovation also feature alongside other West End Kids Companies at Review performances and enjoy an active in-house recording schedule with recordings released commercially via various online digital outlets (itunes, emusic, rhapsody et).

  • West End Musical Choir, London West End Musical Choir is the UK's adult musical theatre choir in London! We host weekly sessions learning the classic and new hits from the West End & Broadway. This is the ultimate feel-good experience learning how to sing the songs from the musicals we all love. Within a fun and social environment, you have the freedom to explore your voice and build your musical repertoire. No audition, no need to read sheet music and no pressure to perform... just bring your passion for musical theatre! Join the most diverse Choir community, having weekly social events, regular theatre trips and special big-scale events. When you join, you will bring a bit of West End sparkle into your week by singing with us at our weekly Sessions and, should you want to take it further, you can take to the stage with our performance opportunities - such as the London Marathon, West End LIVE at Trafalgar Square, Disneyland Paris and many more...

  • West End Singers, Southampton Our Mission is to entertain to the best of our ability, singing mainly modern songs in three/four part harmony style.

  • West Gallery Quire, Crediton, Devon Set up in September 1991 in Crediton, Devon, and meets for rehearsals, generally fortnightly, through the year.  It performs in costume at the least excuse, usually for good causes, and is equally happy with concerts or services. Membership is around 22 - four or five instrumentalists, six sopranos, six altos, two tenors and two basses, plus whoever is home from university.

  • West Harrow Choir, London Formed in 2011 we are a fun, friendly community choir singing a wide variety of easy arrangements of pop, folk, jazz, musical theatre and classical music.  We meet on Monday evenings (8.30-10.00) in term time in St Peter's Church, West Harrow, and perform regularly in the local area. All welcome, no auditions, and no need to be able to read music. 
  • West London Chamber Choir (formerly The Music Makers of London) A professionally directed, amateur chamber choir of approximately 40 voices, which started life as The Apocalypse Singers, having been founded in 2000 by Christopher Hodges. Their repertoire spans over four centuries, from the Renaissance to the present day, and includes a wide range of sacred and secular music. The choir is based in Hampton Hill, Middlesex, on the outskirts of London, and rehearses in St. James's Parish Church.
  • West London Choir, Notting Hill, London Led by the dynamic musical director and composer MJ Paranzino, the West London Choir is a non-auditioning, all-embracing choir where everyone is welcome - from the experienced singer to having no experience at all, and everything in between. We sing all styles of music from Mozart to Abba, Gospel to Musicals, Swing, Jazz, Rock and new contemporary choral works.
  • West London Chorus (formerly the Chiswick Choir) was founded in 1976 in London W4 by John Thackray, a passionate musician who served as conductor for multiple London choirs. Between 1984 and 2015 the choir was conducted by Alistair Jones  and since January 2016 the choir has flourished under the direction of award-winning composer and conductor Hilary Campbell.

  • West Moors Singers, Dorset West Moors Singers was founded in 1969 and has been singing in the community since then. It is mixed voice SATB, currently approximately 20 members but in its time has enjoyed 40+ members. We perform two main concerts each year in Spring and December and occasionally go to Care Homes and small groups. West Moors is in Dorset about 6 miles from Bournemouth and the choir rehearses on a Monday evening at St.Martin's Church Centre, 2 Moorlands Road, West Moors, BH22 0JW. The rehearsals are at 7.30pm-9.30pm from September to May. Autumn rehearsals resume on Monday 4th September

  • West Oxfordshire Academy of Performing Arts (WOAPA) Singing Group With no entry auditions or previous experience required, whether your child dreams of a career in the performing arts, musical theatre, or simply wants to make new friends, WOAPA will boost their confidence … and they'll have loads of fun!

  • West Sussex Messengers Community Gospel Choir Our community gospel choir opened its doors in 2008 and has showcased the singing talents of children, teenagers and adults from Shoreham and the surrounding areas. We always welcome new members of all ages and abilities. We are a fun, friendly and inclusive choir who enjoy performing a wide range of songs arranged in a contemporary gospel style.

  • West Sussex Philharmonic Choir, Horsham  100-strong, performing 3 concerts a year, mostly in Horsham Capitol and St Mary's and St John The Evangelist Churches. They have a large and varied repertoire mainly devoted to sacred works performed in a variety of languages.

  • Westerton Male Choir, Glasgow A 45 plus strong male choir based in Bearsden & Milngavie and we perform all over West Central Scotland and beyond. Our members come from various backgrounds, some with little previous experience, others who have been members of choirs or musical groups over several years. 

  • Westminster Abbey Choir Central to the chorister’s life is singing as part of the Abbey choir. It is just a part of the rhythm of each day and this discipline gives a remarkable structure to school life. Boys have a rehearsal at 8.15 a.m. and they sing Evensong most weekdays at 5.00 p.m, In doing so they join the adult professional singers on equal terms and this is part of what makes choristership such an outstanding education. The choir’s repertoire is extensive; it ranges from early sixteenth century polyphony to the very most recent commissions. Choristers absorb this rich legacy as a matter of course.

  • Westminster Cathedral Choir It was the intention of the founder of Westminster Cathedral, Cardinal Vaughan, for the liturgies to be furnished with the finest music available. Fortunately, his vision was shared by the first Master of Music, Sir Richard Terry, whose genius established Westminster Cathedral at the heart of the English choral tradition. Today, the Choir of Westminster Cathedral is recognised as one of the finest in the world, with its principal focus the daily celebration of the Divine Office and Solemn Mass.

  • Weston Choral Society, Somerset A mixed voice SATB community choir dedicated to furthering the study and performance of the choral music tradition. Open to all ages from 16 upwards, all abilities and no auditions.

  • Westside Singers, Sheffield We are a choir for inexperienced singers who would like to enjoy singing with increasing confidence, knowledge and skill. We are based in Sheffield, UK. Very important to us is the wide range of repertoire we sing. Music of many types, genres and styles: musicals, folk, pop, rock, classical and world music, to name just a sample. We believe variety is the spice of life and makes for an enjoyable and rewarding programme for singers and our all important audience. There is also a range of demand from challenging four part choral music to songs we sing in unison or with simple harmonies we can relax and enjoy without too much blood, sweat and tears. The ability to read music is not essential. 

  • Wetherby Choral Society, Yorkshire The Society is constituted as a registered charity which serves to educate and bring enjoyment in the art and science of music through practice and presentation. We have around 95 members, of whom about 75 are regular singers. The atmosphere is entirely friendly and informal. Our objective is simple - to enjoy singing!

  • Wetley Rocks Male Voice Choir, Staffordshire Formed in 1975 in the Staffordshire Moorland village of Wetley Rocks, and still including several founder members. A small choir of some 28 voices, the choir has performed all over the area, and as far away as the Isle of Arran and Germany, singing a varied repertoire of traditional favourites and newer material.

  • Wey Voices, Weybridge, Surrey We are a fairly small group of mixed voices, about 16 in total, and are always ready to accept new members. We sing a mix of light, show-tunes, jazz, arrangements of popular songs to classical pieces and sing for charitable societies as well as our own  concerts twice a year.

  • Weybridge Male Voice Choir, Weybridge, Surrey The Weybridge Male Voice Choir was formed in 1921 by a small group of enthusiastic singers and since then has grown to its present strength of over sixty members, enjoying a national and international reputation for performance quality and entertainment value.
    Although the choir is based in Weybridge in Surrey our membership is drawn from all over Surrey and from all walks of life. We enjoy entertaining audiences throughout Surrey, the South East and many other parts of Great Britain, raising funds through our performances for many local and national charities. The choir has also travelled extensively, performing concerts and joining with other choirs in competitions and festivals throughout the UK and abroad.

  • Weybridge Rock Choir, Surrey. Choir for young adults and adults ages 10 upwards singing Rock, Pop, Motown and Gospel

  • Weymouth Choral Society, Dorset We sing a predominantly classical repertoire ranging from Bach to Rutter, but also take part in various civic events in Weymouth which require a rather different style.

  • Whatlington Singers, East Sussex We are a relatively new choir, forming in March 2018 and expanding rapidly from 8 to 27 members covering SATB. We sing a wide variety of music from classical to pop, with excellent encouraging direction from Liz Bryson, our Director of Music. We aim for 3 performances per year as well as incidental gigs as they arise. New members for this fun, friendly but high achieving choir are welcome, especially basses and altos.

  • Wheatsheaf Singers, Doncaster This small group of dedicated young singers quickly became renowned across the North of England for the high standard of their performances. As their fame spread, so did the locations of their concerts. In 1956 the choir found themselves on their first, of what would become many, trips abroad. They had been invited to attend the twinning ceremony of Doncaster with St. Germain-en-Laye in France. This exciting experience whetted the choir’s appetite and European tours became an important part of the choir’s development, visiting the Czech Republic, Ireland, France, Spain, Sweden, Holland, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Hungary and the Jersey in the Channel Islands. 

  • Wherwell Singers, Hampshire We are a small community choir (around 20) attracting singers from Wherwell and surrounding villages in the Test Valley of Hampshire. We sing music from Tudor to modern, both a cappella and accompanied by an organist from Winchester Cathedral. Weare always looking for new audience and singers, please contact us through the website for details of the choir and our concerts.

  • Whitchurch Community Choir, Shropshire Formed  in the autumn of 2010 the choir meets for rehearsals every Monday evening during school term between 7.00pm and 8.30pm in The Bargates Hall, Whitchurch, Shropshire. (The hall is behind St Alkmund’s Parish Church) The choir is self funded through subscriptions. Prospective new members are welcome to a free, no obligation, no audition taster session.

  • Whitehall Choir, London 80-strong, performing in major Central London venues, with an ambitious and varied repertoire from Renaissance to contemporary, including first performances.

  • Whitehaven Male Voice Choir, Whitehaven, Cumbria  A male voice choir formed in 1977 of around thirty-eight voices based in Whitehaven a coastal town on the west coast of Cumbria, nestling between the Irish sea and the Lake District mountains. The choir performs a varied repertoire from traditional male voice pieces, opera, sacred music through to pop hits such as 'You Raise Me Up' (Westlife) and 'American Trilogy' (Elvis). The choir perform around twenty concerts a year raising many thousands of pounds for charity.

  • Whitland & District Male Voice Choir, Carmarthenshire, Wales (Cor Meibion Hendy-Gwyn). The Choir concentrates on charity concerts in the local area and sings in Welsh and English. Presently 38 members but any new members are welcome to join. Meets every week except August in the Memorial Hall, Whitland.

  • Whitstable Choral Society, Kent 120-strong SATB founded in 1868, and now performing a wide variety of music in 4 concerts a year

  • Whitton Choral Society, Twickenham, London A mixed four-part choir based in Whitton, near Twickenham, West London. With 3 concerts a year normally comprising a Christmas Carol Concert, an Good Friday Church Service concert and a more informal summer evening event.

  • Wide Valley Singers, Witcombe, Gloucestershire We are a 2 part  ladies choir, about 20 in number, who perform mostly during the day to clubs and care homes. and  also perform 3 evening concerts during the year. we raise money for charity, particularly Sue Ryder. We would welcome new members of all ages.

  • Wigan Community Choir, Lancashire We meets at of Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School, Springfield Road, Wigan, WN 67RH. on Wednesdays 7.00-9.00pm.  As a community choir there is no audition and members do not have to be able to read music although it does help.  The 100 strong mixed age and ability choir sings a wide range of music from jazz to classical, folk to choral etc both accompanied and acappella. The choir performs occasionally but performance is not our primary objective.

  • Wigan Parish Church Choir, Lancashire Wigan, Lancashire, was home to Sir Edward Bairstow for 6 years, and we maintain a reasonable choral tradition to this day with 10 adults plus a Director of Music and an Assistant Organist.

  • Wigan Pier Town Chorus, Swinley, Lancashire The Wigan Pier Town Chorus is a group of individuals who meet to sing together in four part harmony in the 'Barbershop' style or 'Barbershop Harmony' as it is widely known. We currently meet to practice once a week at the Swinley in Wigan and also perform together at concerts or 'sing-outs', as we like to call them, at various locations to carry on the 'Barbershop' tradition.

  • Wight Harmony (Barbershop Chorus) Isle of Wight Wight Harmony is the Isle of Wight's premier male Barbershop Singing Chorus, consisting of approximately 40 men, all of whom, unsurprisingly, live on the beautiful Isle of Wight which is situated 2 miles of the south coast of Hampshire in the UK. The chorus was formed in 1977, and is a member of BABS, the British Association of Barbershop Singers. The Barbershop singing style is characterised by four part close harmony (bass, baritone, lead, tenor) without backing or sheet music, and within this genre is a wide variety of music including ballads, songs from the musicals, pop songs of yesteryear, and comedy numbers.

  • Wight Satin (aka Garden Isle Ladies Barbershop Harmony Chorus), Isle of Wight In November 1987, a group of ladies with ages ranging from 14 years to 60 years and a great deal of enthusiasm met in a Church Hall in Sandown and Wight Satin was born. We entered our first competition in April 1990 at Aston in Birmingham and won through to the finals in Harrogate where we won the Novice Chorus Trophy. Since then we have competed at venues all over England from Exeter to Harrogate.

  • Wigston and District Male Voice Choir, Wigston, Leicestershire Founded in 1972 by its Musical Director,  Peter Ward, the Wigston choir has grown from an initial membership of 18 to its current strength of some 80 voices and has built a reputation for high class presentations and Celebrity Concerts, which have featured many top class artists from the world of music.

  • Wigton Choral Society, Cumbria Founded in 1950, with the twin aims of taking part in the Cumberland Rural Choirs Festival and entering  music competitions. Members come from a wide area around Wigton, including Carlisle, Dalston, Caldbeck, Thursby, Keswick and the Solway coast. The choirs currently numbers 60 mixed voices. Part of Cumbria Rural Choirs.

  • William Byrd Singers, Manchester Founded in 1970 by John Coope, the Byrds set a standard for the relatively new phenomenon of semi-professional chamber choirs bringing cathedral-choir quality to the concert platform and reviving glorious renaissance pieces as well as giving premieres of newly-commissioned contemporary works. Our first conductor was Stephen Wilkinson MBE who retired in 2009 to concentrate on composing and arranging. Our current conductor, Keith Orrell, has a very individual choral personality which has inspired other national symphony choruses, chamber, cathedral, youth and children's choirs. He is also an ex-Byrd! The Byrds are an excellent, and above all, friendly choir with a long-standing reputation.

  • Willow Singers, Peterborough An adult, amateur, mixed voice singing group which meets on Monday mornings from 11:00 am at the bowls pavilion, Central Park, Peterborough, UK. A love of singing is the only entry criteria.

  • Wimbledon Chamber Choir, London An enterprising amateur chamber choir (until recently named Music in Morden) exploring repertoire different from that of other societies locally

  • Wimbledon Choral is a friendly mixed-voice choir of about 180 voices. We rehearse on Mondays at Wimbeldon.

  • Wimbledon Community Chorus Singing rallies the spirits and is a tonic for body and soul - so let us sing together! Wimbledon Community Chorus is a not-for-profit community choir accessible to all members of the Wimbledon community regardless of ability. Running under the musical direction of Soo Bishop and accompanied by local musician Giles Kennedy we sing anything uplifting, from pop music to world music to choral music. Bring your friends, tell your neighbours!

  • Wimborne Choral Society, Wimborne, Dorset A mixed choir of 100+ singers, drawn from Wimborne and the surrounding areas, performing 3 concerts a year in Wimborne Minster (church)

  • Wimborne Voices, Wimborne, Dorset Established in 2009 and directed by Jackie March, Wimborne Voices is a popular a cappella ensemble performing at lunch clubs, afternoon clubs, flower festivals, charity concerts, lunchtime recitals, weddings, Mothers Union, WI and events throughout East Dorset. We perform our own arrangements of songs spanning five centuries, from baroque to sacred and folk to twentieth century favourites.  We also have a large song list for the Christmas season and we perform in the region of twenty gigs or so each year. Wimborne Voices is not-for-profit;  all fees and donations go to our chosen charity, Salisbury Women's Refuge.

  • Wincanton Choral Society, Somerset Exciting times are ahead for Wincanton Choral Society when they begin the 2024/25 season on September 9th. There will be three concerts in this their 35th year - a December concert in St Luke. and St. Teresa’s church in Wincanton featuring Vivaldi’s glorious Gloria and Rutter’s Magnificat, followed by the St.John Passion in the Spring and ending with a truly celebratory evening of more relaxed music in King Arthur’s school in June. Why not come and join us on our Come and Sing day at the school in October to experience the inspiration that comes from our wonderful Musical Director Neil Moore.

  • Winchester A capepella (formerly The Tudor Roses), Winchester, Hants Ladies Barbershop Harmony Chorus formed in January 1995. We now have 40 members and each year sees us rising further up in the nationwide "league table". We compete each October in the National Championships and are proud to say that we are getting better and better and are now in the middle rankings - and going UP!

  • Winchester Cathedral Choir, Hampshire This long-established and internationally acclaimed choir includes 22 boy choristers and 12 adult male singers (Lay Clerks). You can hear them fill the Cathedral with glorious music from all periods at eight Cathedral services weekly in term time. They also make regular recordings, broadcasts, concerts and international tours..

  • Winchester Cathedral Chamber Choir, Hampshire Founded in 2009 by Richard McVeigh, The Winchester Cathedral Chamber Choir consists of 25–30 singers of all ages from the surrounding area, making a rich and valued contribution to the Cathedral’s musical life. You can hear them sing at selected services throughout the year.

  • Winchester Cathedral Girls Choir, Hampshire Founded in 1998, this choir is made up of 20 girls aged 12–17, all from schools in the Winchester and Hampshire area. You can hear them singing a weekly Sunday service during term time at services and concerts at Easter and Christmas, and on tours, recordings and broadcasts.

  • Winchester Cathedral Junior Choir, Hampshire The Winchester Cathedral Junior Choir was founded in September 2016. Led by Keith Clark, formerly Director of the Hampshire County Youth Choir, the team provide enjoyable and challenging choral activities for members to develop singing and choral skills. Open to children aged 7 to 14. At present, there is no audition for entry into this choir.

  • Winchester Cathedral Nave Choir, Hampshire The Nave Choir is made up of around 40 singers, all drawn from the Cathedral congregation and friends. You can hear them sing at services that fall outside those covered by the Cathedral Choir.

  • Winchester City Festival Choir, Hampshire The WCFC is an adult choir of about 60 singers and is under the direction of Graham Kidd. In January or February of each year the WCFC presents a concert with professional soloists and orchestra. Each May, the WCFC joins with smaller choirs in the Winchester & County Music Festival to perform major choral works at either Romsey Abbey or Winchester Cathedral.

  • Winchester College Quiristers, Hampshire William of Wykeham, Bishop of Winchester founded Winchester College in 1382. His statutes make provision for sixteen Quiristers to sing at the Chapel services, and this precious inheritance is still maintained by the College today. The Quiristers regularly broadcast on BBC Radio, have made several CD recordings, and have in recent years toured the USA, Germany, the Czech Republic, Scotland and Canada. Each Quirister learns two musical instruments. Practice is timetabled and supervised. Many Quiristers win instrumental awards or academic scholarships to help with their secondary education.

  • Winchester Community Choir, Winchester, Hampshire Winchester Community Choir is an open access choir for the people of Winchester in Mid Hampshire. Formed in late 2005, we now have almost 100 members who meet weekly to sing for fun and give regular performances in the community and to raise money for local causes. Led by our conductor Carolyn Robson, the choir sings a wide range of unaccompanied harmony songs.

  • Winchester Fusion Choir We have a diverse repertoire of songs from Spirituals to the Sound of Music, Motown to Meatloaf to classical choral pieces. We sing a wide variety of music and suggestions for new songs are always welcome. The main aim is to have fun singing together in harmony, learning great songs and enjoying the music.

  • Winchester Philharmonic Choir Our choir of some 75 singers performs two public concerts a year – one in Winchester Cathedral and the other in Winchester College – with professional soloists, and accompanied by Winchester Philharmonic Choir Orchestra (including professional musicians). We also offer open workshops and ‘Come and Sing’ events during the year. Both established singers and beginners are welcomed to come and sit in at rehearsals to try out the experience of performing in a large group.

  • Windsor & Eton Choral Society, Berkshire Founded in 1836 and has about 180 members. Performs regularly in Eton College and St George's Chapel Windsor Castle. It's conductor Tim Johnson is Precentor and Director of Music at Eton College.

  • Windsor Military Wives Choir, Berkshire The Military Wives Choir Windsor began its journey in January 2013 with just a few ladies getting together to see if a choir would be a fun and enjoyable way of getting to know other military wives and girlfriends. Just a few weeks later in February it became part of the Military Wives Choir Foundation and has grown in numbers and confidence since. At Present the choir consists of around 20 ladies all coming together once a week to make friends and enjoy their shared passion for singing. The ladies have the privilege of being accompanied by Emma Wright and being musically directed by Richard Stringfellow, both members of the Blues and Royals Band. 

  • Windsor Soundswell Choir, Berkshire We are a for fun, mixed community choir. We started out in 2008 as a WEA (Workers Educational Association) Singing for Fun course with its first musical director Sarah Westcott. It was so popular that members decided to form a choir the following year. We rehearse at Oakfield First School in Windsor. Guy Bunce has been our musical director for a number of years now. Mostly accompanied by the piano we sing a variety of pieces and perform regularly at old people's homes, hospitals ect. We are always looking for new members, especially the lower voices.

  • Wing Singers (The), Wing, near Leighton Buzzard, Buckinghamshire Our choir, formed just 12 months ago and with about 100 members. The Wing Singers choir is a true Community Choir, open to all ages and levels of ability. Founded in January 2015, The Wing Singers provides a wonderful opportunity to find your voice and learn a variety of classical and contemporary songs in a friendly and fun environment. No singing experience required! There are no auditions and there is no need to be able to read music. The choir learns songs in unison as well as two, three and four part harmony. Teaching tracks are posted on the website for members to use to help with their singing practice at home. Regular workshops help develop musicianship skills, vocal technique and help build confidence.

  • Wingrave Singers, Wingrave, near Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire A friendly mixed voice choir of about 25 singers was founded in 1977. We have a wide repertoire of religious and secular music. The choir has a strong background of visiting cathedrals around the country and singing weekend services whilst the resident choirs are on holiday.  These visits are generally limited to two per year. They also perform one or two concerts per year and are available to sing at weddings.  This is a robed choir when singing in cathedrals, church services and weddings. Currently the choir has bookings for cathedral visits up to October 2010.  The choir rehearse weekly in term time on a Friday evening in Wingrave Parish Church from 7.45pm to 9.30pm.

  • Winkleigh Singers, Devon A chamber choir of 16+ voices based in rural Devon, with a very varied repertoire. They sing 2+ concerts per year, some in aid of charity.

  • Winscombe Community Singers, North Somerset Winscombe Community Singers are a singing group based in Winscombe, North Somerset. The choir is delighted to welcome both men and women to its ranks, joining the existing members of the choir which comprise a range of ages and abilities. We sing from a range of genres including classical, pop, folk, musical theatre, jazz and movie soundtracks. We sing in 2 and 3 part harmony and offer solos to those who would like one. There is no entry audition, you just need to enjoy singing and having fun! 

  • Wired for Sound Community Singers, Warrington, Cheshire We meet each Tuesday evening at 7.15pm - 9.15pm in the Pyramid,  Palmyra Square South, Warrington WA1 1BL. We enjoy singing under the leadership of Marc Jenyon, an enthusiastic and inspirational director.  Choir membership is approx 35. Charges are £25 for six weeks, £18 for concessions.

  • Wirksworth Community Choir, Wirksworth, Derbyshire The choir has been in existence since the 1980's, when it began as an evening class. We are a weekly gathering of enthusiastic singers from the local area.  Our conductor, Lynn Dean, is an experienced solo and choral singer - a founder member of the internationally-renowned Cantamus choir - and a singing teacher.  The repertoire of the choir is wide-ranging and varied, and all singers are welcomed.

  • Wirral Community Choir, Merseyside Started in 2006. It is a large mixed community choir, performing 6-8 concerts a year in the Wirral peninsula, Liverpool and Merseyside generally. Its musical director is Graham Connolly. Its repertoire is an eclectic mix of show songs, some opera choruses, some pop, and some classical choruses.

  • Witchert Chorale, Haddenham, Bucks A Haddenham-based mixed voice choir, formed in 2004 which has two main aims - to sing and to have fun!

  • Witham's BIG Sing, Essex A choir for the community singing pop, soul and gospel

  • Witham Choral Society, Witham, Essex  Established for over 40 years Witham Choral Society is one of the largest choirs in East Anglia. The Society performs three major choral/orchestral concerts annually with a repertoire running from the classics to 21st century music. The warmth and passion for singing of the members has developed and maintained an integrity that has kept Witham Choral Society in the fore of choral tradition in the area.

  • Witt Morgan Chorus, Reading, Berks. We are one of the South’s most exciting and innovative choruses. We uniquely bring together a company of all abilities; ranging from those who are new to singing  and can't read music to those who are full-time professional opera singers. In addition to choral classics, we also give high-octane staged performances of dramatic scenes from  operas and musicals, in a professional show at the end of each season. We sing on Wednesdays from 7:30pm – 9:50pm at Wesley Church, Queens Road Reading. We do not hold auditions, for those who do not read music, we provide specially-tailored practise CDs with a clear recording of exactly what you need to sing in your voice section.

  • Woking Choral Society, Surrey A friendly choir of about 120 singing members, founded in 1897.  We have a wide-ranging repertoire, ranging from the 17th century to the present, from large scale classics to little-known works, deserving of performance.  We perform in Woking or at Guildford Cathedral, sometimes in combination with other choirs.  We have a list of choral music available for hire.  New members are always very welcome
  • Woking Ladies Choir, Surrey. A small friendly ladies choir (all ages) with no auditions. Varied repertoire from classical to contemporary music. We just enjoying our singing, socialising and supporting each other. Meet Tuesday evenings 7:45 – 9:45 at Trinity Methodist Church, Woking, GU21 4LH.

  • Wokingham Choral Academy A very friendly, but hard-working, 100 member non-auditioned training choir for new singers or those wishing to improve their skills. Vocal technique, music theory and the joy of singing are taught through a variety of musical styles. We sing on Thursdays 7.30 – 9.00 and hold two informal concerts each year.

  • Wokingham Choral Society, Berkshire A friendly and dedicated amateur choir of around 115 voices.  They perform 2 major concerts a year as well as 2 lighter concerts, and attract professional soloists to accompany them.  Their new Musical Director, James Morley Potter, follows a line of previous MDs who have gone on to international acclaim:  Edward Gardner, Stephen Leyton, Graeme Jenkins and Aiden Oliver.

  • Wokingham Community Choir, Berkshire An open access choir based in Wokingham with 70+ members. We are run for the members to enjoy and participate in the choral singing experience.  We are non profit and donate as much as we can to local charities.  this means that as well as being part of the community, we also support local causes.

  • Wolds Apart West Gallery Quire, Hull, Lincolnshire Drawn from The Yorkshire and Lincolnshire Wolds area.  It  comprises of 25 singers and musicians who meet on the 2nd Sunday of the month to rehearse and to do West Gallery Evensongs. We welcome singers & instrumentalists to perform this vibrant form of music

  • Wollaton Singers, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire is a friendly and informal ladies’ choir with a current membership of 35; singing a wide repertoire of songs from the shows, folk songs, ballads, rounds and classical music. We have been performing for over 50 years and hope to for many more. We rehearse on Tuesdays (term time only) from 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. at St Barnabus Church, Inham Nook, Chilwell, Nottingham.

  • Wolverhampton Chamber Choir We are a chamber choir of mixed voices, specialising in sacred repertoire and performing three main concerts a year under the direction of Geoffrey Weaver. Rehearsals take place on Sundays at 8 pm at St Michael's Church, Tettenhall. Annual membership is £70 (£25 termly), but free to under-18s or students in full time education. Entry is by audition, and applications from all voices (tenors especially) are welcome.

  • Wolverhampton Got 2 Sing Contemporary Choir

  • Wolverhampton Orpheus Male Voice Choir The Wolverhampton Orpheus Male Voice Choir was founded in 1943 by Frank Weaver and a number of experience singers, the choir sings on average 25 concerts a year with approx 39 members we are now in our 65 year.

  • Women Rockin´ Harmony Choir, Blackpool, Lancashire A recently opened a rock choir for women in the Blackpool, Fylde & Wyre area. Amateur ladies choir. No auditions, just a willingness to learn and grow. Lead by a very experienced singing teacher and choral leader Tanya Lawrence. Rehearsals every Wednesday 7-9pm

  • Women Sing East, London E1 Women sing East is Spitalfields Festival’s choir for women. It offers women the opportunity to enhance their singing and performing skills, learn new songs and meet other people who love to sing. New members are always welcome and no previous experience is required. Led by inspirational jazz singer and workshop leader Laka D, the sessions are fun, informal and relaxed.

  • Wombourne & District Choral Society, Staffordshire  Welcome to all who enjoy high quality choral music, whether as a participant or a listener.  We are a well-established, mixed choir of some 100 singers, drawn from South Staffordshire, Shropshire and the West Midlands. We have a varied reportoire, mainly full scale classical works, often with an orchestra but sometimes performing more intimate pieces such as madrigals and part-songs.

  • Wonderyears Seniors Rock Chorus, Virginia Water, Surrey The UK's oldest seniors rock chorus and band. With an average age of over 70 and the oldest at over 90, The Wonderyears soon dispel any pre-exisiting images of pensioners as they belt out classic rock, punk and contemporary pop music. The 24 enthusiastic singers (with a current waiting list) and the 4 piece rock band

  • Wooburn Singers, Buckinghamshire  Founded in 1967 by conductor Richard Hickox, they are an auditioning chamber choir of 40-50 singers.  They perform mostly a capella, with works ranging from 15th to 21st century.   Also recently performed variously with baroque orchestra, wind ensemble & jazz trio.  Biennial concert tours have included Venice, Segovia, Malta, Tallinn, St Petersburg & most recently Bavaria. The current musical director is Jonathon Cole-Swinard.

  • Wood Green Gospel Choir, London One of the foremost and longstanding choirs in British Gospel. Formed as a local church choir they initially performed in local churches around London. As they reputation grew they travelled the country. This in turn let to appearances and the release of 2 CD albums.

  • Woodside Singers, Houndsdown, Southampton, Hampshire The Woodside Singers choir have been delighting audiences in the New Forest and Waterside areas for over 30 years. This friendly choir is open to all and its principal objective is that members should enjoy themselves singing and performing music from Bach to the Beatles. We rehearse on Mondays during term time 7:30 - 9:00 at Houndsdown School, near Southampton.

  • Woodstock Music Society, Oxfordshire

  • Woodbridge Choral Society, Woodbridge, Suffolk Founded in 1883 with about 50 singers, we now have 100 singers.  We perform two concerts each year in and around Woodbridge - but we have also filled Snape Maltings for a performance of the Verdi Requiem. We'd be happy to see new members - please see the website for details.

  • Woolwich Singers, London A community choir founded in May 2012. The aim of the choir is to sing together, meet ne people and have fun! No one has to sing by themselves and there is no audition to joins. We sing a mixture of traditional and pop songs - some for everyone and everyone is welcome.

  • Worcester Cathedral Chamber Choir Regular services of Choral Evensong at the Cathedral, and at least 3 concerts each year

  • Worcester Cathedral Choir The first British choir to tour South Africa after the end of apartheid. They've recently visited or will soon visit France, Ireland, the USA and Italy.

  • Worcester Cathedral Voluntary Choir Worcester is just about unique among English Cathedrals in having a voluntary choir of the same make-up as the cathedral choir that of boys and men. The Worcester Cathedral Voluntary Choir was founded in October 1874 principally to sing at the then new Sunday Nave Service at 6.30pm and to deputise for the Cathedral Choir during school holidays. Many of the original aims, intentions and duties remain the same today.

  • Worcester College Boys Choir, Oxford, Oxfordshire The Boys’ Choir sings two services per week in the College Chapel, and is made up of a treble line of boy choristers and alto, tenor, and bass Choral Scholars. Worcester College is proud to provide an educational opportunity to boys between the ages of 7 and 13. The trebles attend Christ Church Cathedral School and benefit from a broad musical training as part of their duties. They rehearse in the morning before school on three days per week as well as before services in the chapel, where they join with the Choral Scholars

  • Worcester College Mixed Choir, Oxford, OxfordshireThe mixed choir is made up of undergraduate and graduate members of the University, and sings twice per week in the College Chapel. In addition to its commitments in the chapel each week during the university term, the mixed choir enjoys undertaking regular concert performances both in Oxford and elsewhere

  • Worcester Festival Choral Society Founded in 1861 and had close links with Elgar. Now with a singing membership of 200, it gives 3 concerts a year in Worcester Cathedral

  • Worcester Got 2 Sing Contemporary Choir Our choir in Worcester offers many opportunities for you to perform at events across the county and the Midlands. Places we have performed at include Birmingham Symphony Hall, Worcester Show, Worcester Victorian Markets, Worcester Warriors Rugby Club, and even Dublin Cathedral and Disneyland Paris!

  • Worcester Male Voice Choir Members previously associated with the Worcester Police Choir founded the choir in 1987, and its reputation and membership has grown steadily ever since.  We have a  current membership of over 50 choristers, drawn from a wide range of professions and age groups in and around the county.  We all share an enthusiasm for singing in harmony and, at the same time, raise money for local charitable organisations.

  • WorldRoots Acappella, SoundWorks, Beauley Road, Southville, Bristol BS3 1NW WorldRoots Voice is now in its ninth year as Bristol's foremost world music youth acappella ensemble and is directed by Hannah Klewin. A non-auditioned choir for performers aged between 12 and 23 which has steadily risen in profile and professionalism to become inspirational examples and ambassadors of Bristol's creativity, capacity and achievement. Tuesdays 6.30-8.30pm

  • Wordsworth Singers, Cumbria The Wordsworth Singers now hold a pre-eminent place in Cumbria's cultural life, performing a wide variety of music to the highest standard. Formed ten years ago as a small choir specialising in a repertoire ranging from Bach to Britten, Monteverdi to MacMillan, we have won critical acclaim for our inspiring and pitch perfect performances of largely unaccompanied works.

  • WorldSong, Coventry, W Midlands  Mixed voice community choir singing unaccompanied songs from traditions across the globe. Specialising in Eastern Europe and Africa, but covering pretty much every musical genre. Everyone welcome, all songs taught by ear, no experience necessary. Fun and informal, but performed to a high standard.
  • Worle Community Choir, Weston Super Mare The Choir was founded in June 2013 as ‘The Big Worle Showbiz Choir,’ by Stuart Laird, Bob Gibbons and Bill Stagg to serve as an artistic and musical outlet for the residents of the Big Worle area. In  July 2015 the choir changed their name to ‘Worle Community Choir.’

  • Worthing Choral Society W Sussex Formed in 1997 and now with 60-70 members giving on average 3 concerts a year, at least one with a professional orchestra. Wide repertoire from 16C onwards, with a particular reputation for 20C music

  • Woven Chords, Stamford, Lincolnshire A mixed choir who sing unaccompanied harmony songs from across the globe. The choir specialises in traditional songs from Eastern Europe, Africa, America and Britain. From gospel to work songs, from haunting chants to rousing celebrations, there is something here for everyone.

  • WOWSingers, Wilmslow, Cheshire A small ladies choir that meets on Wednesday mornings at Chapel Court, Hawthorn Street, Wilmslow, 10.30am - 12 noon but again with the obligatory brew at the end.

  • Wrekin & Telford Singers We are a mixed voice choir based in Telford, Shropshire. The choir has been through many name and repertoire changes but we can trace our history back to October 1963 - when a singing group known as the Wrekin Choral Society was formed.

  • Wrexham Community Choir  One Voice Singing for All begins on Tuesday January 10th and aims to bring people together through song and its membership will reflect the diversity of the local community by including songs from all around the world.  There is no upper limit to numbers and no experience is necessary – the more the merrier. There are no auditions and the choir is free and will meet every Tuesday evening from 7.30 pm to 9.30pm at the Wrexham Lager Club on Union Road in Wrexham  

  • Writtle Singers, Essex The choir performs a varied repertoire from plainchant, motets and madrigals to many styles of contemporary music. As well as smaller, unaccompanied pieces the Singers’ recent performances include J S Bach St John Passion, Magnificat and the Mass in B minor, Haydn Nelson Mass and Purcell Dido and Aeneas, all with orchestra. Themed concerts are also a feature of the choir’s programme, with Venice, London, ‘the countryside’ and Paris all coming under the spotlight.  In 2004 the choir took part in a collaborative performance of the Brahms Requiem with the Valentine Singers and undertook its first continental tour to Belgium. In 2005 Writtle Singers took on a second continental tour this time to Prague.

  • Wroughton Choral Society, Wiltshire The Wroughton Choral Society is a small choir based in Wroughton, Wiltshire. Our principle aims are to sing for our own enjoyment and to show this in the concerts that we give. We are very happy to welcome new members and we rehearse on Wednesday evenings at St Josephs RC Church, Wroughton.

  • Wulfruna Ladies Choir, Pennfields, Wolverhampton The choir meet weekly on Tuesday evenings at Bradmore Community Centre, Birches Barn Road,  WV37BN.  The songs performed are a lively mixture of old and new music with some 2 and 3 part singing.   Keen for new members to join the choir. If you are interested please email us 

  • Wychwood Chorale, Chadlington, Oxforshire Formed in 2008 as a community choir, the Wychwood Chorale has become an accomplished group that performs multi-part arrangements of classical, spiritual and popular works sung both accompanied and a capella. You’re welcome to join us either if you’re a seasoned singer or if you’ve never sung before or cannot read a note of music – all that is required is your commitment to rehearse for a concert at the end of each term.

  • Wycliffe Choral Society, Stonehouse, Gloucester We are a choir of 80-90, doing 2 main concerts a year of mostly sacred music, usually accompanied by professional soloists and orchestra. We welcome the experienced and novice singer alike, have no auditions and aim for a good standard without sacrificing enjoyment.

  • Wycombe Orpheus Male Voice Choir, High Wycombe, Bucks Renowned Male Voice Choir in process of regeneration to goal of 60 active choristers, with recently appointed MD Louise Langley and accompanist Michael McMillan. Long history of competitive successes, most recently at International Choir Festival in Jersey 2004. Choir has busy 2006 programme of charitable concerts, and returns to Royal Albert Hall in Oct 2006 as part of London Welsh Festival of Male Voices.

  • Wycombe Philharmonic Choir, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire A 70 strong mixed choir based in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire where it is particularly recognized for its performance of major oratorio works. Under its present Musical Director, David Cooke, it performs at least one oratorio with leading soloists every year. In recent years, the choir has also introduced a wider repertoire of part songs, motets and spirituals as well as operatic choruses and modern musical items which it performs at local concerts.

  • Wylde Green United Reformed Church Choirs, Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands We have an adult mixed voice choir - the senior choir - and a junior choir. The choirs sing an introit and anthem at both morning and evening services and we rehearse weekly on a Friday. We are one of the few non conformist choirs to have sung in many cathedrals over the years.

  • Wymondham Choral Society, Norfolk Wymondham Choral Society was formed in September 1980. We are affiliated to Making Music and aim to perform a wide range of choral works from early music to the present day. Our repertoire has ranged from 8th century plainchant to new compositions by one of our former accompanists, Anthony Joule. It includes Masses, oratorios, anthems, operatic choruses, part songs, madrigals and Christmas carols. The Society attracts members from a wide area: from Norwich in the north to Watton in the west, and Diss to the south. We enjoy the privilege of singing in some of the area’s most beautiful churches, usually in Norwich, Wymondham Abbey and Attleborough. Concerts are performed to high musical standards with professional soloists and often with an orchestra. Our three major annual performances help raise money for charities chosen by our members.

  • Wyndham Singers, Kentisbeare, Devon The Wyndham Singers is a male singing group of 20 to 30 voices - all of whom are from the village of Kentisbeare and the Culme Valley in Devon, UK. Membership is open to all men who enjoy a good sing. There are no auditions for membership.The Wyndham Singers were formed in the autumn of 2003 with the objective of raising funds for local charities through the enjoyment of singing Christmas carols and music in local pubs. Under the direction of Alan Boxer and Charles West the singers have proved so popular with their audiences and their membership it was decided to extend the repertoire and perform a number of charity concerts each year.

  • Wyns Tor Singers, Winster, Derbyshire Wyns Tor Singers are a small chamber choir based in the beautiful Derbyshire village of Winster. We perform three or four times per year. We specialise in a capella renaissance and romantic choral music.

  • Wyre Forest Young Voices, Worcestershire Since its formation in 1997 as the young choir of Kidderminster Choral Society, Wyre forest Young Voices has earned itself an enviable reputation for excellence. Adjudicators in various competitions have written of the Choir's lovely blended tone quality and rhythmic vitality' and its 'polished presentation' and in 2002 the choir was named 'Choir of the day' in the Midlands, at the Sainsbury's 'Choir of the year' competition. Recent tours have taken the choir to Germany, the Netherlands, Poland and Cyprus, where our choir joined with other choirs and sang in very lovely places. A few months ago the choir undertook a very successful tour to Poland, with standing ovations in Zakopane and in a joint concert with the Krakow Boys Choir in the beautiful city of Krakow. Nearer to home the Choir has given recitals in Bath and Wells Cathedrals.

  • Wyton & Brampton Military Wives Choir, Cambridgeshire The Military Wives Choir Wyton and Brampton was formed on the 4th September 2013. We bring women in the military community closer together through singing.

  • Wyvern Community Choir, Hampshire Wyvern Community Choir, a 4-part SATB non-audition choir based in Fair Oak, Eastleigh. It was formed in 2006 by Bryan Postlethwaite, Head of Music at Wyvern College, and has grown in strength and reputation with a membership ranging between 80 and 100 depending on term. Mixed exciting repertoire. New members are always welcome (no audition required).