Arts Charities That specialise in Choirs

Un-auditioned community choir

Choral/orchestral concerts 2/3 times per year

... to educate the public... in the art and science of music

Promotion and performance of choral music of all periods.

The study and practice of choral music, and fostering public knowledge and appreciation of such music by means of public performance. To support and participate in the Leith Hill Musical Festival.

To foster the love of music in town, village & school by affording small choirs the means of raising their standards of singing and musical appreciation through competition or other form of adjudication and combined public performance. The latter is achieved by holding an annual festival with public performances of major choral works at Winchester Cathedral and Romsey Abbey.

Solihull Choral Society promotes a regular series of choral concerts in the area. We have a broadly based membership with the ages of singers ranging from 16 to 70+. Young singers enjoy free membership and are paid a bursary.We promote concerts involving the best professional soloists and orchestras and have a wide repertoire with works from the baroque to the 21st centuary.

The Society's objectives are to educate the public in the art and science of music and to futher the development of public appreciation and taste in music and for such other charitiable purposes as the Committee may from time to time require. It achieves these objectives through the presentation of concerts and participation in music festivals.

To assist and train singers/musicians by way of scholarships or other means and to provide training, instruction & master classes for signers/musicians. To fund and provide support for singing teachers to enable them to research singing and vocal techniques and to promote educational facilities.

THE OBJECTS OF THE CHOIR SHALL BE TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC IN THE ARTS AND SCIENCES, IN PARTICULAR THE ART AND SCIENCE OF MUSIC, BY THE PRESENTATION OF CONCERTS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES

The advancement of the Christian faith in accordance with the doctrines set out in its statement of faith, and the prevention and relief of poverty.The Charity does this by holding church services where members of the community and parishioners can attend. The services consist of singing hymns, sharing the words of the bible and prayers.The Charity operates throughout England

Male voice choir - enabling those interested in choral singing in the North East of Wales to enhance their quality of life & through public performances bring pleasure to the general public.It also enables the choir to raise considerable sums of money for local & national charities.

St John Singers is a small choir which sings at events such as concerts and religious services, often in partnership with other charities. The main area of activity is Salisbury, with occasional trips further afield or overseas. Members and audiences benefit from the appreciation of, and education in the art and science of music. Partnering charities benefit financially from concert profits.

The Charity exists to provide financial assistance to ensure that present day and future choristers of Exeter Cathedral Choir can continue at Exeter Cathedral School (and therefore also in the cathedral choir) if their families suffer significant financial difficulties that might require them to withdraw their children from the school.

The charity promotes arts and culture for the benefit of the public, in part but not exclusively by:Supporting young performers;Organising art exhibitions and concerts for the benefit of the public to promote choral music, and;Creating opportunities for cultural exchange.

We are an amateur choir of about 90 members, with a broad age range and a young and enthusiastic conductor. Each season we rehearse and perform three main concerts of classical music with professional soloists and instrumentalists. Every two years or so, we make a short concert tour. In October 2013, we visited Haarlem.

Chester Bach Singers performs a series of concerts annually and hosts Choral Workshops and Come & Sing events. Through these activities we educate and inform the public. We also work with schools and colleges, offering a Young Singers Scheme.

Performing Choral music

Members of Downland Chorale belong to the choir to enjoy rehearsing and performing together. Founded over 40 years ago, membership varies between 50- 60, and covers the full voice range. Members fund rehearsals and performances, but members of the public are invited to attend our concerts to help defray costs. We currently have no sponsorship or local authority funding.

City Chamber Choir's principal activity is the study in rehearsal and the presentation in live performance of choral music. Its repertoire is wide-ranging, with a particular emphasis on less familiar music from early and 20th century periods, frequently performed a cappella. The choir has been involved with a number of new commissions and is recognised for its enterprising programming.

The objectives of the society shall be to advance, improve and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art of choral music in all its aspects, including the presentation of public choral concerts, and other similar charitable purposes as may be decided upon by the committee from time to time.

Questors Choir is a secular choir of about 60 mixed voices, singing a varied repertoire, and performing at least 3 concerts per year, usually in and around the area of Ealing, West London, as well as sometimes participating in choral festivals. In addition, we also sing to raise money for other charities, usually those who are local to us, and who benefit disadvantaged people.

Arts/Culture - FCC is a friendly choir of 30-35 members. We give five concerts a year in North Finchley, two of which are with Finchley Chamber Orchestra. Our adventurous repertoire covers four centuries, including a cappella works. We rehearse on Tuesday evenings and there are plenty of solo opportunities.

(1) CONDUCTING REGULAR CHURCH SERVICES EVERY SUNDAY (BI-LINGUAL: CHINESE/MADARIN) (2) CHOIR TRAINING ON EVERY SUNDAY. (3) CONDUCTING BIBLE STUDY CLASSES ON A REGULAR BASIS EACH WEEK ON WEEKDAYS. (4) PROVIDING PASTORAL CARE AND COUNSELLING. (5) PRESENTING RELIGIOUS GATHERINGS AND SPECIAL EVENTS TO FACILITATE INTRODUCTION OF THE GOSPEL IN THE COMMUNITY.

Singing and performing concerts to the general public