
If you love singing, why not come and join other amateur singers from across the country at our next, annual one-day choral workshop, hosted by Worcester Festival Choral Society?
Whether or not you've got choral experience, and whatever your voice (tenor, bass, alto or soprano), you'll have the chance to learn or reprise one of the choral world's most popular and exciting works, uner the baton of an esteemed guest conductor, alongside expert piano accompaniment and soloists. You don't need choral experience to take part, but if you can read music it will help you get the most from the day.
Plus, as always, there'll be plenty of home-made cakes and delicious, pre-orderable packed lunches to tempt your tastebuds! Registration will probably be from 9.30am, with singing starting from 10:15am. The day will finish by 4.45pm.
WATCH THIS SPACE FOR MORE DETAILS OF OUR 2023 EVENT, AND HOW TO BOOK!
GALLERY: To see photos of our past Come & Sing workshops in various Worcester locations, click HERE.
Below: April 2022 Come & Sing workshop, Vivaldi's Gloria and Rutter's Gloria - with conductor Christopher Allsop:
Below: April 2019 Come and Sing workshop, Beethoven's Mass in C - with conductor Samuel Hudson:
Below: April 2018 Come and Sing workshop,Verdi's Requiem - with conductor Piers Maxim:
Below: April 2017 Come and Sing workshop, Elgar's Dream of Gerontius - with conductor Christopher Allsop:
Below: April 2016 Come and Sing workshop, Mendelssohn's Elijah - with conductor Peter Nardone:
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