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The London Humanist Choir

Not religious?
Enjoy singing?

We are a friendly, non-auditioned London-based choir. Our emphasis is on enjoying music in a welcoming, non-religious environment. Our wide-ranging repertoire consists of secular music that’s joyful and fun to sing. We rehearse on Tuesday evenings, 7-9pm at Doreen Bazell Hall, a short walk from Kings Cross station. New members welcome!

We are part of Humanists UK.

Latest News

We’re full up now – but don’t despair…

...there's a new term just around the corner. The choir is now CLOSED to new members until the new term starts on Tuesday 24th Feb. So if you were thinking of joining us for the first time, please wait until the new term. It is also likely that this will be your last chance to join before our One Life Concert in June so do get the date in your diary!!

For more information about our rehearsals take a look at our page here.

By |January 29th, 2015|Categories: News|0 Comments

Happy New Year 2015!

Happy new year! We had a very exciting and busy 2014 - we held 15 performances throughout the year, here are some of our highlights:

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Singing at the Institute of Education Darwin Day Lecture given by Prof. Alice Roberts.

 

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Singing in Sangerstevne international choral festival in west London.

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Hosting our own One Life variety show with Simon Singh, Lucy Porter, Stu Richards and Andrew Copson.

 

 

 

 

 

BHC @ WHC

Performing with our sister choir, the Greater Manchester Humanist Choir, at the Sheldonian Theatre in Oxford at the World Humanist Congress with delegates from around the world. We listened to a wonderful talk by Philip Pullman.

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We also had lots of fun at our first sing-a-long of the year; music, candlelight, booze - what's not to like?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Attending the wedding of one of our singers, the Groom, and performing with him during the ceremony.

 

 

 

 

 

Our new term starts on Tuesday 6 January. Join us at 6.45pm for registration. then we start our vocal warm-ups at 7pm. We sing until 9pm with a small break in the middle and then some of us slope off to a nearby pub for a pint or two.

For more information about joining us please take a look here.

We look forward to welcoming you to our Choir!

By |December 29th, 2014|Categories: News|0 Comments

New term starts – 4 November

Our new term starts on Tuesday 4 November. Join us at 6.45pm for registration. then we start our vocal warm-ups at 7pm. We sing until 9pm with a break in the middle and then some of us slope off to a nearby pub for a pint or two.

For more information about joining us please take a look here.

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British Humanist Choir performing at World Humanist Congress, Oxford, August 2014

By |October 20th, 2014|Categories: News|0 Comments

Performance at BHA Ceremonies Conference

The Choir performed at the annual British Humanist Association's Ceremonies Conference in Warwick on Saturday 18 October. We performed a selection of songs specially chosen for Celebrants to use in their ceremonies, including Here In My Heart, Wonderful World and Feeling Good.

141018 BHC @ BHA Ceremonies Conference ca 141018 BHC @ BHA Ceremonies Conference daWe also had fun with a rousing sing-a-long to a number of songs including Monty Python's Always Look On The Bright Side of Life, Do You Realize?? by The Flaming Lips and One Day Like This by Elbow.

 

By |October 20th, 2014|Categories: News|0 Comments

New Term Starts – 9 September

Our new term starts on Tuesday 9 September. Join us at 6.45pm for registration. then we start our vocal warm-ups at 7pm. We sing until 9pm with a break in the middle and then some of us slope off to a nearby pub for a pint or two.

For more information about joining us please look here.

BHC @ WHCLondon and Greater Manchester Humanist Choirs at World Humanist Congress in Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford (Aug 2014)
By |August 17th, 2014|Categories: News|0 Comments
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