
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
New term starts – 8 Jan
New term starts Tuesday 8 January at 19:00 - everyone welcome. There are no auditions, just turn up. Rehearsal venue is London Nautical School, Blackfriars, SE1 9NA. For more details see here.
Nine Lessons – Stage Rehearsal / Soundcheck
Footage from our sound & lighting check on Sunday 16th December. Thankfully we didn't perform in darkness on the night.
Woody Allen Jesus – Tim Minchin
Choir Singers - we now have music files for each part: Soprano; Alto; Tenor & Bass and one file playing all. Please download from our Repertoire page.
We look forward to seeing you all on Tuesday.
[Edit 20/11/12 - the files have now been converted to mp3 files which should be universally compatible.]
See you Tuesday
This Tuesday we will start rehearsing for Nine Lessons & Carols for Godless People in earnest. Music will be given to you at rehearsal or you can take a look at our Repertoire page here. We'll be singing Woody Allen Jesus by Tim Minchin and Bridge Over Troubled Water.
Also well done to those that performed at the Secret Cinema gig on Saturday, we adapted to the challenges brilliantly, we looked the part and we sounded great!
For one night only..
...it's a 7.30pm start this Tuesday.
Due to a technical fault I haven't been able to respond to all enquiries from Gumtree. We are looking forward to meeting you, please do turn up at 7.30pm this Tuesday. More information on joining the Choir, directions and a map can be found here.
Shhhh! It’s a secret.
Hush hush. We've been asked to perform at the prestigious Secret Cinema this year. We'll let you in on the secret, but only if you're singing with us!
Secret Cinema creates a living, breathing world which the audience becomes part of for one night. Without knowing what the film will be or where it will take place, people's journeys begin as soon as they purchase their tickets. Clues and hints are given to the film and on arriving at the venue they participate in a theatrical experience which culminates in the screening of the film itself.
Tell no one.