The Association of Yorkshire Choirs are an administrative body whose aim is to support and promote choral societies thoughout Yorkshire.
If you are looking for a local choir to participate in yourself, then please check out our member societies who are sure to give you a warm welcome.
On the other hand, if you are just searching for local choral events near you to enjoy some quality music then please check out our Events page.
The choir rehearses each Thursday between 1.45 to 3.15pm at Wrenthorpe Village Hall and new members are always welcome. Further information from facebook page @WrenthorpeVS
U3A Ladies Choir has a membership of over 60 voices and was formed in September 1996. Along with providing an interesting and entertaining programme they raise considerable funds for charity. Further details on 01484 665254, or contact the Huddersfield U3A office.
This choir began as U3A singing class in September 1984 to encourage choral singing for the 50+ age group. 21 people attended and it was soon decided to form a choir. The Choir’s MD is Kim Kaye who is also MD of Holme Valley Singers and the accompanist for over 10 years is Corinne Lord. […]
The Concert Choir is an exciting and innovative ad-hoc choir set up by two energetic Music Directors, Jane Hobson and Daniel Timmins. The first project, working with over 140 singers of differing musical abilities and backgrounds, took place in the Spring of 2019, learning and performing two of the world’s most popular choral classics – […]
The versatile Gledholt Male Voice Choir can here be seen rehearsing for a film shoot of the old favourite “On Ilkley Moor Baht ‘At.” The piece is to be used by Nalika de Silva in a one woman show to be performed by her at the Edinburgh & Camden Festivals in August 2014. Gledholt Male […]
Holme Valley Singers are a mixed voice choir with around 35 members. Known as ’the friendly choir’ they rehearse on Tuesday evenings 7.15 pm to 9.15 pm at St David’s Hall, Holmebridge Email: secretary@holmevalleysingers.co.uk
Our greatest pleasure comes from performing in front of an appreciative public, from giving of our best, from translating the hard work of rehearsal into a stage performance of high quality and then hearing the response, knowing that we have, in turn, given so much pleasure to others, through sharing fine music with them. We […]
http://www.halifaxchamberchoir.co.uk
