Choirs in Cambridge
Below you'll find every choir we know of in Cambridge, as well as singers looking for one.
Vocal Improvisation in Cambridge
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This Cambridge group focuses on vocal improvisation, creating music through listening and spontaneous singing. It meets on an ad-hoc basis and has regular sessions, with invited CVI leaders planned as well. The group says it offers a safe space for people who want to explore this style of singing.
Sign in to contactUnity Sings! @ Waterbeach
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A singing circle meets at Tillage Hall in Waterbeach, Cambridge, on Thursday mornings from 10.15am to 12 noon. The sessions use simple songs taught by ear and are open to all adults, with no previous experience needed. Participants pay £10 per session, or £5 for a first session.
Sign in to contactUnity Sings! @ The Breathing Space
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This weekly singing circle meets on Wednesday mornings at The Breathing Space in Cambridge, with arrivals from 11am and sessions running from 11.15am to 12.15pm. It offers simple songs learned by ear, gentle vocal work, light movement and relaxed conversation in a calm group setting. All adults are welcome, including complete beginners, and class passes cost £17 for one, £70 for five or £140 for ten.
Sign in to contactSunday Song Circle Waterbeach (Monthly)
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This women’s singing group meets in Cambridge on the third Sunday evening of each month, from 7pm to 8pm. It focuses on circle singing, with simple harmony songs and rounds taught by ear, and is open to women of all ages and life stages. There are no auditions, no sheet music and no pressure, with the aim of supporting wellbeing.
Sign in to contactSong Sisters (Women’s circle in Cambridge)
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Song Sisters is a women’s song circle in Cambridge that meets on Monday afternoons from 1.30pm to 3pm. It is a relaxed, non-performing group that sings songs old and new for enjoyment and connection, and it welcomes complete beginners as well as experienced singers. There is a free trial session, and involvement is in blocks of around six weeks.
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This women’s singing group meets in Histon and Impington near Cambridge for circle singing, learning simple harmony songs and rounds by ear. It runs on Monday afternoons during term time, from 1pm to 2.30pm. Babies and children can come along, and it is open to all women, with a warm, welcoming atmosphere and time for a drink and chat.
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Singing Mamas Cambridge is a women’s singing group that meets at St Andrew’s Street Baptist Church in Cambridge on Thursday mornings during term time, from 10 to 11.30am. It focuses on learning simple harmony songs and rounds by ear, with no auditions, sheet music or pressure. Babies and children are welcome, and the group is open to new mums as well as other women.
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Sacrae is a Cambridge singing group that meets on Sunday afternoons, usually twice a month, at Romsey Mill off Mill Road. It sings simple sacred songs and chants in harmony, with social time and tea afterwards. Sessions run from 2pm to 3.30pm, and a suggested donation of £10 is asked for each meeting.
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Sacrae is a small, drop-in choir in Cambridge that sings sacred harmony songs as a form of meditation and contemplation. It usually meets on Sunday afternoons once or twice a month, from 2.00 to 3.30pm, at either Romsey Mill or the Flamsteed Road scout hut. All sessions cost £12, £10 or £7, and the group welcomes both beginners and experienced singers.
Sign in to contactReSound
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ReSound is a Cambridge acappella choir with around 36 members, founded in 2010. It welcomes singers who already have some experience and meets on Wednesday evenings. The choir sings music from a range of traditions and performs in Cambridge and elsewhere, often to support charitable causes.
Sign in to contactHeartsong: Evenings of chant and song by candlelight in Cambridge
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This Cambridge singing group meets on Thursday evenings once or twice a month near Mill Road in central Cambridge. It offers simple chants and songs taught by ear, so no singing experience is needed, and the sessions may include material inspired by different spiritual or earth-based traditions. There is usually a shared vegan, gluten-free meal beforehand, and the cost is on a sliding scale from £9 to £16.
Sign in to contactHarmonies of the Heart Community Singing – Cambridge – Seasonally
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This Cambridge community singing group performs rounds and harmonies drawn from a range of musical traditions and languages, including African, Celtic, rainforest and gospel styles. Sessions usually take place on Saturdays or Sundays, and no previous singing experience is needed because the songs are taught by ear. The listing says the events are seasonal.
Sign in to contactGlobal Harmony (Cambridge)
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Global Harmony is a drop-in community singing group in Cambridge, meeting on Thursday afternoons from 2.15pm to 3.30pm. New and experienced singers are both welcome, and the current cost is £8 per session. Parking is available nearby.
Sign in to contactEarthsong Choir (Cambridge)
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Earthsong Choir in Cambridge is a monthly singing group with songs about nature and connection, taught by ear in a natural voice style with simple call and response. It meets on Sundays from 2pm to 3.45pm, usually on the first Sunday of the month, with dates listed from March to July and then again from September. It is a non-performing choir that sings for enjoyment.
Sign in to contactDances of Universal Peace (Cambridge)
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This Cambridge group meets on the first Friday of each month for Dances of Universal Peace, with singing and circle dancing at its sessions. It is described as a welcoming gathering for people to take part in dances that aim to create a sense of unity, presence and compassion. The sessions are open to all, and people can simply drop in.
Sign in to contactCompanion Voices Cambridge
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Companion Voices Cambridge meets in Cambridge on Thursday evenings twice a month from 7pm to 9pm. The group works on singing skills and builds a repertoire for bedside singing with people at the end of life, and it also spends time sharing on themes of death, dying and living.
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