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Carpe Harmonia

What type of choir are we?

We run a repertoire from various music genres . We prefer that you read can music.

Who are we for?

We are an adult mixed gender choir.

Where do we rehearse?

1 Craven Street, London WC2N 5PE

When do we rehearse?

Friday, 6.00 – 8.00pm

Do we ask you to audition?

No. We do not ask you to audition for the choir.

Are we a competitive choir?

Yes. We do enter choral competitions.

What about concerts & performances?

Yes. We do perform live. 4/year. Christmas, February, April and July. Concerts are both ticketed and given free.

How many members are in the choir?

We have 28 members in the choir.

Other info and how to join?

We are led by Michael Spence. For further information email carpeharmonia@gmail.com or call 07925244896 after 5pm..

Our Choir was founded in 2015. We are members of Singers in London; British Choirs on the Net; Gerontius.net.

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