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NameTypeLeaderMembersRecruiting?Audition?Hire?DayTimeDescriptionProspective info
Abbots Leigh with Leigh Woods ChoirChurchJohn Talbot12YesNo:?:Thursday19:30An SATB choir. We lead in the singing of hymns and psalms and perform a wide range of anthems. The choir members are a very friendly bunch.Rehearsals are held at St. Mary the Virgin Church, Leigh Woods. Services are held at this church and Holy Trinity Church, Abbots Leigh. The church website is: toknowandtoshare.co.uk
All Saints Church ChoirChurchJohn Davenport16-20YesYesYesThursday19:30Church Choir singing fully choral liturgical settings and anthems at main Sunday service (11am) in the Anglo-Catholic tradition.Also Feast Days and occasional Choral Evensong and concertsBursaries available for up to 4 student members per year. Occasionally require 'extras' for special services, weddings etc. new members welcome on regular (or semiregular basis if reliable!)
All Together NowCommunityVictoria Bourne45YesNo:?:Tuesday18:30All Together Now is a Bristol based community choir, formally know as the Bristol Hippodrome Choir. Founded by Victoria Bourne. Repertoire from Musical Theatre , pop, jazz, classical, blues.I absolutely love bringing a group of people from all different backgrounds together to sing in a choir. The thrill of hearing voices interweaving harmoniously together.
All VoiceCommunityIain Hallam10NoNoNoThursday19:30
Alveston SingersMixed voiceKate Phillipson-Masters50YesNo:?:Tuesday19:30Alveston Singers is a village choir and was founded in 1977. All concert proceeds go to charity each year. Two concerts are held in the spring, and two at Christmas. We are now a charity.At present we have over 50 members. Subs are currently £50 per year. Singers who can read music are especially welcome - no auditions. We sing a great range of music from classical to lighter songs.
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