One of Chester's top choirs is inviting potential new members to a special rehearsal which is being held as part of events to celebrate its 50th anniversary.
Formed in 1976, Chester Bach Singers are celebrating 50 years of music-making with a series of special events including an open rehearsal at the Kings School on Wrexham Road, Chester, on Wednesday 18th November at 7.30pm.
Speaking about the open rehearsal, Helen Crich, the Chair of Chester Bach Singers said:
"This season marks a very special milestone for Chester Bach Singers – 50 years of music-making! As we celebrate our past, we’re also looking to the future. Could you be part of our next chapter? Why not come and join at our open rehearsal? We're especially keen to hear from Altos, Tenors and Basses. If you would like to be part of an ambitious, auditioned choir led by Joseph Judge please come along".
Anyone interesting in attending the open rehearsal should register their interest via email at:
chair@chesterbachsingers.org.uk
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