Choirs in Ipswich
Below you'll find every choir we know of in Ipswich, as well as singers looking for one.
Stroke Songlines
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Stroke Songlines runs health and wellbeing singing sessions in Ipswich for stroke survivors and their partners or friends. The group sings well-known songs and also learns new ones by ear. Sessions take place on Wednesday afternoons, fortnightly, from 2.30 to 4pm.
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Musical Memories Ipswich is a singing group for people living with memory loss, along with their partners, family members or close friends. It meets in Ipswich on Thursday afternoons every two weeks, from 2pm to 3.30pm.
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Music In Mind Ipswich is a singing project with a mental health focus. It is for family carers and people living with long-term mental or physical health issues, and sessions run on Monday afternoons every fortnight from 2pm to 3.30pm in Ipswich.
Sign in to contactLifting Spirits Ipswich Women’s Singing Project
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Lifting Spirits Ipswich Women’s Singing Project is a women’s singing group in Ipswich that focuses on well-being. It is aimed at family carers and people living with long-term mental or physical health issues, as well as anyone who feels that singing with others could improve their quality of life. Sessions run on Monday evenings every two weeks from 7pm to 8.30pm.
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HeartSong Ipswich is a monthly singing project in the Ipswich area for family carers and their partners or friends who have mental or physical health issues. It meets on Friday afternoons, usually on the second Friday of the month from 1.30pm to 3pm. It is open to anyone who enjoys singing, and participants may bring along their family member or friend if they also like to sing.
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This group in Ipswich offers chanting and simple singing in unison, using mantras, chants and songs to create a shared sound. It welcomes all voices and says no previous experience is needed. The listing notes monthly gatherings, with sessions on the third Saturday in Ipswich from 10.30am to 12 noon, although it also says meetings are now held three to four times a year and dates will be announced.
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