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Joining a choir

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  • 02-09-2006 9:41pm
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    byatch
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    Re your notice about the choir performance. I live in laois and was wondering if you knew of any choir or music societies in the area. I am 16 and am not free during the week but any information would be appreciated because i would love to spend more time singing!!


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    dolce
    Registered Users Posts: 23 ✭dolce


    Byatch,

    Choir singing can be great fun and there should be loads in your area.
      check out http://www.cnc.ie this is the website of the national association of choirs.
      There is a subsection there with a list of choirs in your area and basic contact details. Also, details about the Irish Youth Choir which is the youth version of the philharmonic - this might be exactly right for you considering your lack of availability during the week.

      send an email to choral ireland looking for choirs in your area
      choralireland@yahoogroups.com
      There is also a choir database on their website, but you need to be a member of the group to view:
      http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/choralireland/

      There are regional arts co-ordinators who are involved in promoting music - your school should have details.

      Talk to your local church musicians as they are often in choirs and involved in music in the area. Do they have a youth choir, gospel choir or folk group?


      Anyway, keep singing and let me know how it goes - J:)


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