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IN THE COMMUNITY: Thames Valley Chorus to hold an open rehearsal

Phil Creighton by Phil Creighton
Tuesday, January 17, 2023 7:02 am
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Thames Valley Chorus is singing in Woodley next week with a four-week course for male voices Picture: Thames Valley Chorus

Thames Valley Chorus is singing in Woodley next week with a four-week course for male voices Picture: Thames Valley Chorus

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Thames Valley Chorus has resumed rehearsals after a busy Christmas schedule in which they entertained audiences at six events across four counties.

As an all-male choir their style of close-harmony, a cappella singing is always popular with audiences, and this Christmas period was no exception.

The guys in the chorus enjoy the festive period as they can mix their Christmas repertoire with some popular classics.

But after a festive break, TVC is now embarking on learning a couple of new songs for its national competition at Bournemouth in May.

For any men thinking about starting a new singing hobby, this is a great time to come along and give it a go.

While visitors are welcome at any time, the Chorus is holding an open rehearsal starting at 7.30pm on Tuesday, January 24.

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Visitors will be able to participate in the rehearsal.

Organisers say that if you can’t read music, don’t worry – many existing members don’t either, but they do have the benefit of excellent learning materials in the form of vocal teach tracks to help earn their part.

Fears over whether songs may be too low or too high can be quashed: with four-part close harmony there will be a voice part to suit every male vocal range.

The rehearsals take place in the canteen at Bulmershe School, off Chequers Way in Woodley RG5 3EH.

For more details, or to register, log on to: www.tvchorus.co.uk

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