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FREE taster session with the Wigan Rock Choir
Deanery High School, Deanery Church of England High, Frog Ln, Wigan, Lancashire WN1 1HQ
Thu 20 Mar, Thu 27 Mar, Thu 1 May
Start time: 7:30 PM. Make sure you book online at the Website link below.
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FREE taster session with the Wigan Rock Choir
If you have always wanted to join a choir locally, you can!
The Wigan Rock Choir is led by local musician Luke Freeney. The Wigan branch is part of the unique national singing family that is Rock Choir. Whilst retaining our focus on Wigan community causes and events, our nearby Rock Choir groups come together in regional and even national groups for bigger events, such performing en masse at the Royal Albert Hall, achieving album sales that enter the charts, local flashmobs and Guinness World Records and helping to raise millions for charity. Joining this incomparable musical national treasure is very easy, there are no auditions, there's no need to read music and we're open to everyone in your local community!
We sing in Wigan every week during term time. You can join the choir by going to rockchoir.com or you can also book a FREE singing taster session to try it beforehand. If you feel you're not ready to join a choir yet, why not visit our performances page at rockchoir.com to see when we're next performing locally in Wigan or . There you can come along to see what we're all about - local people bringing the local Wigan community together through something as simple as joining a choir.
Here is a quote about our choir - 'Rock Choir has given me a new dimension in life - I joined after my dad died as I knew I needed something new to focus on. I come down to choir on the train from home and in the winter waiting around at a freezing station is not very appealing when its lovely and warm at home, but I never want to miss a session no matter how tired, cold or grumpy I feel. When my husband picks me up he always says the same thing - I am always bubbly and happy and looking forward to the next week.' - Liz (Rock Choir Member)
Rock Choir is a winner of the Red Ribbon 'Big Heart' Award. and holds 1 former and 2 current Guinness World Records. The choir is also credited with single handedly starting the c
The Wigan Rock Choir is led by local musician Luke Freeney. The Wigan branch is part of the unique national singing family that is Rock Choir. Whilst retaining our focus on Wigan community causes and events, our nearby Rock Choir groups come together in regional and even national groups for bigger events, such performing en masse at the Royal Albert Hall, achieving album sales that enter the charts, local flashmobs and Guinness World Records and helping to raise millions for charity. Joining this incomparable musical national treasure is very easy, there are no auditions, there's no need to read music and we're open to everyone in your local community!
We sing in Wigan every week during term time. You can join the choir by going to rockchoir.com or you can also book a FREE singing taster session to try it beforehand. If you feel you're not ready to join a choir yet, why not visit our performances page at rockchoir.com to see when we're next performing locally in Wigan or . There you can come along to see what we're all about - local people bringing the local Wigan community together through something as simple as joining a choir.
Here is a quote about our choir - 'Rock Choir has given me a new dimension in life - I joined after my dad died as I knew I needed something new to focus on. I come down to choir on the train from home and in the winter waiting around at a freezing station is not very appealing when its lovely and warm at home, but I never want to miss a session no matter how tired, cold or grumpy I feel. When my husband picks me up he always says the same thing - I am always bubbly and happy and looking forward to the next week.' - Liz (Rock Choir Member)
Rock Choir is a winner of the Red Ribbon 'Big Heart' Award. and holds 1 former and 2 current Guinness World Records. The choir is also credited with single handedly starting the c