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
Calling all singers – last chance to join BHA Choir this term!
Tuesday 16th April, is the last chance for you to join the BHA Choir this term.
We are rehearsing an eclectic repertoire including Every Sperm Is Sacred (Monty Python), Perfect Day (Lou Reed) and Life On Mars (David Bowie).
Our upcoming performances include a book launch on Sunday 28 April; accompanying a live art performance at Hackney Empire on 20 June and our own concert, One Life at The Nave on Friday 21 June when we will be host to, among others, Sanderson Jones, Iszi Lawrence, Alom Shaha and Prof Chris French.
To join in the singing and all the fun, please join us tomorrow evening. We rehearse at the London Nautical School, nearest tubes are Southwark, Waterloo & Blackfriars. Arrive at 18:45 for a 19:00 start. We finish at 21:00 and usually repair to a nearby pub for refreshments!
New Term – First Singing Rehearsal
We will be singing on Tuesday 26th March at our rehearsal venue at the London Nautical School. Please arrive at 6.45pm for registration as we start our vocal warm-ups at 7pm. First time visitors: use entrance on Hatfields, off Stamford Street. Enter large grey gates on the right into a small car park. Go through blue wooden door on the right at the rear into a large playground and then take the 1st door on the left into the building. Ascend staircase on your left to the 2nd floor.
We look forward to seeing you!
New Term – 19th March
New Term Social
We're starting our new term with a social event at The Mulberry Bush pub on Tuesday 19th March from 7pm. The pub is within walking distance from Waterloo & Blackfriars tube stations.
- what the BHA Choir & BHA stand for
- what's on our repertoire list for this term
- about our upcoming performances
New Term - First Singing Rehearsal
We will be singing on Tuesday 26th March at our rehearsal venue at the London Nautical School. Please arrive at 6.45pm for registration as we start our vocal warm-ups at 7pm. First time visitors: use entrance on Hatfields, off Stamford Street. Enter large grey gates on the right into a small car park. Go through blue wooden door on the right at the rear into a large playground and then take the 1st door on the left into the building. Ascend staircase on your left to the 2nd floor.
AHS National Convention 2013
The BHA Choir is performing a 20-minute set at the AHS National Convention on Saturday 2nd March.
Some of the other guests will be:
- famous physicist Professor Jim Al-Khalili, who has just been appointed President of the British Humanist Association
- brilliant atheist comedian Robin Ince, perhaps best known for organising 9 Lessons and Carols for Godless People
- Andrew Copson, chief executive of the British Humanist Association
- Keith Porteous Wood,the Executive Director of the National Secular Society
For more information click here.
Celebrate Darwin Day with the BHA Choir!
The BHA Choir is celebrating Charles Darwin's birthday on Tuesday 12th February with a performance at the Darwin Day Lecture at Congress Hall.
The evening is chaired by Professor Richard Dawkins and the lecture will be given by Sir Tom Blundell on the emergence of drug resistance.
For more information and tickets, click here.
12 Days of Science Club
BHA Choir rehearsing a specially-written song for BBC Two's Dara O'Briain's Science Club. We unfortunately didn't make the final edit that was broadcast in December. But now you get to hear a preliminary version!