Arts Charities That specialise in Choirs

The performance of choral music (from 1600's to newly commissioned by the Chorale) to an excellent standard, by auditioned singers, in rehearsals and concerts under a musical director. Concerts are open to the public in various venues in the UK including churches and concert halls, and sometimes also include performances by other choirs, bands and musicians.

To advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art and science of music in all its aspects by any means the trustees see fit, including through the presentation of public concerts and recitals.

Adult Choir of mixed age, sex and ability. We rehearse weekly and learn choral works which we then perform at 4 public concerts per year. We also undertake concerts for the benefit of other charities, both local and national.

Weekly activities:Tai Chi, dancing & singing classes; Monthly activities: health talk, health walk, cooking & arts and crafts class; Annual: thematic conference & outing; Others: BME advocacy and Shelter Housing drop-in advice sessions,food safety certificate courses; We also actively participate in City Council's, BEACON's and a number of large organisations' activities.

The Pontefract Choral Society aims to make choral music readily accessible to the wider community through live concerts, and to provide the opportunity for local people to develop their musical skills.

Suffolk Soul Singers is a mixed community choir based in Ipswich for people who enjoy singing & performing soul & gospel music. It is a truly inclusive organisation with no auditions or expectations to be able to read music in order to join. Any profits from performances are used to offer free or low cost music making activities to as wide a range of local groups & individuals as possible.

MUSIC. SINGING CHORAL WORKS

We provide opportunities to amateur singers who already have some musical ability to develop this bylearning and rehearsing a wide range of choral works to a high standard. We promote appreciation ofchoral music by performing on a regular basis for the public benefit.

Billericay Choral Society aims to advance the education of the public in choral works by the presentation of public performances and to foster the public knowledge and appreciation of such music.

The society gives two concerts per year, with professional soloists and full orchestra. Rehearsals are held weekly from September to April or May, and no auditions are required.

The study and practice of choral music to foster public knowledge and appreciation of such music by means of public performance and; to assist and support such charitable institutions or purposes as the committee shall determine.

The study and practice of Choral music in order to foster public knowledge and appreciation of such music by means of public performance.

The choir is open to ladies over the age of sixteen regardless of culture. The choir participates in festivals throughout the country promoting choral activities to a wide audience. The choir also gives concerts throughout the year to the benefit of many local churches and charities including a local school for children with special needs.

The charity's activities are: the study, practice and performance of choral (and solo or ensemble) music in order to develop musical skills of members, entertain and generally benefit the general public, contribute to community cohesion in Steventon and the surrounding area and, through performances, to contribute to other charities and good causes.

REHEARSING AND PERFORMING CHORAL MUSIC

To learn, make and perform music through singing.

In pursuance of the choir's objectives to promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in and appreciation of the art and science of music in all its aspects, COLS presents three concerts each year together with other occasional musical activities.

We are a choir singing mainly classical works in concerts twice or three times a year. We also perform in charity concerts, weddings, funerals and other events. Our membership is open to anyone over 16 years with an interest in singing.

amateur choir

The Friends of St Martin's Music supports music-making at the Church of St Martin in Roath, and encourages musical participation and education, both within and outside of the liturgy. This is achieved through fundraising and grant making to choral and organ scholars who are university students.

We help raise money for all kinds of charities by giving concerts locally, and throughout England, where we are usually invited by Welsh societies.

Music for the Memory uses singing to bring together local people from all walks of life with any form of mild to moderate dementia together with their carers in a friendly and fun activity.

We have different activities on the weekly basis:-prayer cells -youth bible study-intercession meeting-choir rehearsal -bible study for adults-service( preaching)

The advancement of education by the encouragement of the arts including the arts of drama, mime, dance, singing and music; particularly through the establishment of a theatre company to stage plays which have their inspiration or source in history.

A male voice choir who perform concerts at the invitation of charities to raise funds for their causes. The choir is self-financing and receives no support from elsewhere.