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Where we meet

We think of the choir as one large choir that happens to meet in three cities. Every member of the choir is welcome in any of our areas, both for weekly sessions and for concerts. We always arrange at least one performance in each of our three areas every season, so everyone has the chance to perform locally, as well as having the chance to travel to the other areas too if they wish.

The hall at Rushcliffe School, looking at the stage from the far end. There is an accessibility ramp along the side of the hall, and large floor-to-ceiling windows along the opposite side.
The entrance to the Robert Hardy building at Bishop Grosseteste University. There are large signs flanking the doorway, which is a glass sliding door (automatically operated). A small glass panel extends out from the building, providing some shelter directly outside the door.
The main entrance into Sheffield Springs Academy. It is a large glass-panelled entrance, with automatically-operated sliding doors, all set within a red brick frontage.

Other locations

For some optional events, such as soloist development sessions or one-off workshops, we use a venue in a central location, roughly equally distant from each of our three areas. This is Bolsover Parish Church, located just off junction 29a of the M1.

Further afield

From time to time, we organise special one-off events in other locations. These are always optional, and often exciting! In the past, these events have included:

  • A 200+ voice flash mob at St Pancras International Station, London

  • A "musical mystery tour", taking in a ferry trip across the Mersey, with a concert and banquet at Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral

  • Celebrating the work of Victoria BID with three flash mobs - one in Victoria Station, one outside Westminster Cathedral, and the final one outside Buckingham Palace

  • A five-day residential in a stately home

A group of around 80 singers stood outside on the lawn of a country manor house, with a decorative path and lake behind them. The singers are casually dressed, with both men and women present. The age range is approximately early 20s to late 70s, with the majority of people in their 40s or 50s. Partway along the front row is David Grant, celebrity vocal coach and recording artist.
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