Sherwood Methodist Church, Devon Drive, Sherwood, Nottingham

Nottingham’s only socialist choir.

We are a mixed voice, a-cappella 4-part choir, about 30 strong.

All welcome, no auditions and no need to read music. Just need an enthusiasm for singing and to feel comfortable with socialist / left-wing content of songs.

We perform fairly regularly at a variety of left-wing political events and often take part in the National Street Choirs Festival.

Most Sunday evenings 7.30/7.45 pm - 9.30 pm

Oakridge Village Hall, Oakridge, Gloucestershire

Oakridge Village Choir started after Covid and is gradually growing in size. People of all ages are welcomed – we sing songs in every genre and from around the world – the emphasis being on uplifting music for all!

Mondays 11am - 12.30pm

Oxen Park Farm, Lower Ashton, Exeter EX6 7QW

The On The Hill Community Choir was set up by Helen to provide singing for the volunteers and workers on the farm and also for people living in the surrounding area. It bridges the gap between the farm workers and the local population, bringing them together through song.

The choir meets in the cob barn on Tuesdays, and Helen teaches simple songs from the community choir repertoire and also her own compositions. Anyone can join and payment is by donation. This is a drop-in choir.

Tuesdays 4.45-5.45pm

Earlsdon Methodist Church Hall, Earlsdon, Coventry CV5 6DN

One Voice is a fun and friendly adult mixed a’cappella harmony choir. We don’t use any musical instruments and rely purely on the beauty of the human voice to produce wonderful harmonies.

Our repertoire is quite diverse. As well as singing contemporary pieces composed for community choirs, we also sing traditional songs from many countries of the world, usually in the original language of the song. We have sung in Swahili, Zulu, Russian, Macedonian, Georgian, Maori, Spanish, Scottish Gaelic and even 12th Century Icelandic! We’ve also been known to sing in English.

If you’d like to come and join the fun, please contact us for more information.

– NO experience needed
– NO need to be able to read music (all songs are taught by ear)
– NO auditions
– You’ll NEVER be asked to sing solo in front of everyone (unless you want to!)
– EVERYONE is welcome! (but, as it’s an adult choir, you do need to be 16 or over)

Thursday evenings in term time from 7.30 to 9.30 pm