Choirs in Bristol

Below you'll find every choir we know of in Bristol, as well as singers looking for one.

All listings in Bristol

El Rincoro - Spanish Choir (Bristol)

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El RinCoro is a choir in Bristol that uses music to help people practise Spanish. It is open to everyone, with no need for singing experience, and is aimed at people who enjoy music and want to have fun while using the language.

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Bristol A Cappella (Bristol)

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Bristol A Cappella is a mixed choir in Bristol that sings without instruments, with a repertoire including show tunes, rock, pop and barbershop. It rehearses every Tuesday and takes in new members on the second Tuesday of each month, though this can change. The chorus welcomes people of any age or background, and while previous singing or performance experience is useful, sight-reading is not needed.

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Wild Voices Drop-In Choir Bristol (Bristol)

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Wild Voices Drop-In Choir Bristol is a group that meets for singing, breathing exercises, vocal warm-ups and playful improvisation. It works on close harmony songs, rounds and material from different genres, with gentle movement and sound-based activities included in the session. The listing says everyone is welcome and describes it as a friendly community choir in Bristol.

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The Raff Pack (Bristol)

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The Raff Pack is a Bristol male voice choir that sings mainly rock and pop, with some sea shanties, barbershop and folk songs as part of the repertoire. It meets on alternate Sundays from 7:30pm to 9:30pm. The listing does not mention any cost or specific experience level.

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The Orchard Community Choir (Bristol)

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This Bristol community choir meets in Redfield on Tuesday evenings from 7.15pm to 8.45pm. It sings a mix of seasonal and harmony pieces in two, three and four parts, with songs taught by ear so that people who do not read music can still take part. The choir welcomes everyone and performs a couple of times each year.

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The Island Folk Choir (Bristol)

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This Bristol choir sings folk songs from Britain and further afield, including songs with strong stories and traditional drinking songs. It does not audition members and is open to everyone, with rehearsals on Tuesday evenings. The group performs roughly once every seven-week block, usually at community events and ceilidhs, and also holds an annual choir camp in early September.

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The Bristol Thrum (Bristol)

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The Bristol Thrum is a weekly community choir in Bristol singing rhythmic songs and harmony pieces in three to four parts. It meets on Thursday evenings during term time from 7.15pm to 8.45pm.

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St Werburghs Singing Mamas (Bristol)

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St Werburghs Singing Mamas is a singing group in Bristol for women of all ages, whether or not they have children. It offers a friendly, supportive space to sing together, with babies and young children also welcome. Sessions take place on Fridays from 10:30am to 12pm.

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Songbirds Choir (Bristol)

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Songbirds Choir is a community choir in East Bristol that sings folk and traditional songs in two, three and four-part harmony. It meets on Thursday evenings in term time from 7 to 9 pm, with songs learnt by ear in an accessible venue. The group is open to everyone, with no pressure to perform, and payment is on a sliding scale.

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Pill Community Choir (Bristol)

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Pill Community Choir meets on Tuesday evenings from 7.45 to 9.15 at Pill Community Centre in Bristol. The choir learns songs in harmony by ear, so members do not need to read music and there are no auditions. It also performs locally and raises money for charity.

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People of Note (Bristol)

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People of Note is a Bristol community choir that sings songs from around the world. It welcomes every voice, with no auditions, and the songs are taught by ear. Sessions begin with a warm-up and may finish with harmonies by candlelight, and the choir sometimes gives performances. New members can try a free taster at any point in the term.

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Hanham Singing Mamas (Bristol)

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Hanham Singing Mamas is a singing group in Bristol for women of all ages, whether or not they have children. It offers a friendly, supportive space to sing together, and babies and young children are welcome to come along. Sessions run on Wednesdays from 1pm to 2.30pm during term time.

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Handfuls of Harmony (Bristol)

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Handfuls of Harmony is an adult community choir in BS3, Bristol, singing four-part harmony a cappella in a relaxed and supportive setting. It meets on Thursday evenings from 7 to 8.15pm, and welcomes new members with no auditions, no previous experience and no need to read music. The choir performs spring and autumn concerts at St Paulโ€™s Church, Southville.

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Gasworks Choir (Bristol)

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This Bristol choir sings a mix of pop, folk, soul, gospel, songs from around the world and occasional classical pieces. It welcomes all abilities, uses no auditions and teaches songs by ear. Rehearsals run fortnightly in St Werburghs on Monday and Tuesday evenings, with a Tuesday afternoon session in Bishopston, and the choir works in two terms each year from February to May and September to December.

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Folks & Bairns โ€“ Parent and Baby Choir (Bristol)

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This Bristol choir meets during term time on Mondays from 11.30am to 12.30pm at St Michael & All Angels church in Windmill Hill. It is for parents and babies, with a relaxed, baby-friendly setting where all voices are welcome and no singing experience is needed. Songs are taught by ear, and there is a free first session. Fees are paid termly, with different weekly rates depending on income.

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BYOB Choir (Bring Your Own Baby) (Bristol)

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BYOB Choir is a Bristol singing group for parents, carers and people expecting a baby, and it welcomes children aged 0 to 5. There is no audition, songs are taught by ear and members do not sing on their own. It meets weekly in term time at several venues and outdoor locations in St George, St Serbs, Bedminster and Ashton Court, with morning sessions on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

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