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FREE taster session with the Harrogate Rock Choir
Ever wondered if there is a 'local ladies choir near me or nearby'?
The Harrogate Rock Choir is led by local singing teacher Florence Glen. The Harrogate branch is part of the unique national singing family that is Rock Choir. Whilst retaining our focus on Harrogate community causes and events, all the local North Yorkshire choirs come together in regional and even national groups for bigger events, such performing en masse at the Liverpool Arena, achieving album sales that enter the charts, radio appearances 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!
If you find yourself racing through the week with no time for yourself, or struggling to meet new people in Harrogate, then joining your local branch of Rock Choir could be perfect for you. With our unique, no-pressure approach to teaching and fun, uplifting arrangements of your favorite hit songs Florence will guide you through your weekly dose of music, fun and laughter.
Here is a quote about our choir - 'I spend many hours every day driving and in meetings. It's often quite a struggle to get to Rock Choir and I often don't really feel like making the effort. Something magic happens when I get there - a combination of the unfailing cheerfulness of our Rock Choir tutor, the physical movement, breathing and singing, the (usually!) lovely sound of the combined voices of the choir - suddenly the stress of the day melts away, energy returns and a feeling of well-being arrives. It's been a difficult year for me - got divorced, my best friend with terminal illness passed away and I survived a tricky restructure at work, Rock Choir has often been the one really positive highlight in my week - thank you!' - Sue (Rock Choir Member)
Rock Choir is a winner of the Red
The Harrogate Rock Choir is led by local singing teacher Florence Glen. The Harrogate branch is part of the unique national singing family that is Rock Choir. Whilst retaining our focus on Harrogate community causes and events, all the local North Yorkshire choirs come together in regional and even national groups for bigger events, such performing en masse at the Liverpool Arena, achieving album sales that enter the charts, radio appearances 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!
If you find yourself racing through the week with no time for yourself, or struggling to meet new people in Harrogate, then joining your local branch of Rock Choir could be perfect for you. With our unique, no-pressure approach to teaching and fun, uplifting arrangements of your favorite hit songs Florence will guide you through your weekly dose of music, fun and laughter.
Here is a quote about our choir - 'I spend many hours every day driving and in meetings. It's often quite a struggle to get to Rock Choir and I often don't really feel like making the effort. Something magic happens when I get there - a combination of the unfailing cheerfulness of our Rock Choir tutor, the physical movement, breathing and singing, the (usually!) lovely sound of the combined voices of the choir - suddenly the stress of the day melts away, energy returns and a feeling of well-being arrives. It's been a difficult year for me - got divorced, my best friend with terminal illness passed away and I survived a tricky restructure at work, Rock Choir has often been the one really positive highlight in my week - thank you!' - Sue (Rock Choir Member)
Rock Choir is a winner of the Red
Thu 27 Mar, Thu 1 May, Thu 8 May
Woodlands Methodist Church, Woodlands Methodist Church, Wetherby Road, Harrogate, North Yorkshire HG2 7SG
Start time: 7:30 PM. Make sure you book online at the Website link below.
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