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Open Voice choir is open to everyone , come free the natural voice we all have inside!
St Margaret’s church , Rufford Road, Whalley Range 7:30-9pm, every Wednesday evening.
Songs from all round the world, old and new about peace , protest, lurve.
Drop-in £5/£4.
Come along and de-stress
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OPEN VOICE Community Choir (South Manchester)
Open Voice is an friendly open choir of about 50 members. We sing songs from all over the world in a’capella harmony. Occasional gigs but no pressure to perform.
We sing at Community events, charities, for causes and in protest.
- No experience necessary!
- Whether you are a seasoned singer or you only sing in the bath
- Sing in harmony songs from all over the world -African, Eastern European. Songs of protest, freedom, songs to uplift.
- Relax, unwind & let it all hang out, in a friendly, warm, fun atmosphere.
WHEN? Wednesday eves at 7:30 -9pm, term time. Term starts back on Sept 7th ’16 but you can drop in any term week
WHERE? The beautiful old St Margaret’s church, corner of Rufford Rd/Whalley Rd,
Whalley Range, Manchester M16 8AE
COST? Pay per half term (cheaper) or can just drop in any evening for £5. Concessions too.
We sing at Community events, charities, for causes and in protest.
Any money we get for paid gigs goes to Duncan Gibbon’s charities – A street shelter for children in San Luis, Argentina and the World Land Trust, specifically to save rainforest in Argentina. Duncan Gibbon was my son’s best friend -a fabulous young man of extraordinary kindness, confidence and charisma, who died in an accident over the 2010 Xmas period aged 21. These causes are all close to his heart.
‘You can because you think you can’ Duncan Gibbon
http://carol-donaldson-music.co.uk/choirs-singing-workshops/