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Martinborough Community Choir 2019

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The choir is now in its 7th year!

Our first practice for the year will be on Tuesday February 12, starting at 7.15pm and finishing at 9pm, in the First Church Hall, Weld St.

As usual we’ll be singing a wide variety of music, in four part harmony, both a cappella and accompanied.

We welcome any prospective new choir members, whether you have any previous experience of group singing or not, and whether you’re able to read music or not.

The choir is un-auditioned, all inclusive, and the only pre-requisite is an enjoyment of group singing!

If anyone would like more info please contact Vicki Jones: vicbjones@gmail.com 

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