Chester Cathedral CH1 2DY

We learn and sing songs from Taize every week, usually in the Lady Chapel in the Cathedral but sometimes at St John’s Church (by the amphitheatre). See website for full location list.

We also hold Taize services periodically.

We sing the beautiful songs from the Taize community in 2, 3 and 4 part harmony, with no accompaniment. There are music books available but all songs are taught by ear so you don’t need to read music to participate.

A suggested donation of £10 to cover the leader’s costs is welcome but not obligatory. There is an honesty box out at each session. You are welcome to join us to sing regardless of ability to pay.

Every Friday 10.30-12 throughout the year

Kingsway, Newport NP20 1HG

Singing for wellbeing on Wednesdays.

Session 1 – from 1.00 – 1.55pm for anyone who is interested in singing for wellbeing, whilst also learning new songs and harmonies.
Session 2 – from 2.10 – 3.00pm for the general public, including those from a care setting – as long as they are supported throughout by carers.

Wednesdays between 1 and 3pm

Labyrinth, 1st Floor Rose Lane Car Park, NR1 1PY

A fun and informal group meeting monthly to enjoy singing together.

All songs taught by ear and there’s no need to read music. New members always welcome and no experience is necessary.

We indulge in hot drinks, cake and chat during our breaks and feel this is a very important part of the session!

We meet monthly on a Wednesday evening 19.00-21.00 (dates vary - please do ask!)

St Mary's Church Tower, High St, London N8 7NT

The Bell Tower Singers is a warm, inclusive choir of between 10 and 16 people. We do a wide range of songs from around the globe, some written &/or arranged by people who are part of the Natural Voice Network.  We usually do at least one well known pop sing per term, as well as many other fun, beautiful, moving songs. We are a very friendly choir, and there is no need to be able to read music. All are welcome. We are lucky enough to sing in St Mary’s Tower, a small, magical space with a long and fascinating history.

Thursday evenings from 7 to 8.30 pm