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They are previous holders of the Sacred and Gospel trophies at The A.I.M.S. Choral Festival in New Ross. They have also competed in The Navan Choral Festival, The Sligo Choral Festival, The City of Derry International Choral Festival, the Cork International Choral Festival and travelled to festivals in Lake Garda, Krakow, Florence and Wales. They also sang in the Vatican in Rome on St. Patrick’s Day 2018.
Many people have asked about the name Canbelto Women’s Choir. It is a play on the singing term Bel Canto or beautiful singing. We call ourselves The CanBeltos because we can really belt out a tune.
We are a casual pop up choir meeting once a month (ish). We learn a new song each session and sing it! Each event is standalone and as the song is new each time, anyone can join at any stage. You just buy a ticket and show up. Singing for fun is the order of the day and we don't take ourselves too seriously. We don't do any performances, we just record the finished product at the end of the night for posterity!
Waterford Cathedral Music Programme has a range of opportunities for singers at the Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity Within, Barronstrand Street, Waterford.
Our choirs include Holy Trinity Choir, which is open to all enthusiastic voices, and Trinity Cappella, our chamber choir for more advanced repertorie. Contact us for information about our choirs, and forthcoming opportunities, including our choral scholarship scheme.
Fermoy International Choir was founded in 2019 to encourage those from other countries to come join with local people and sing together.
A strong emphasis on integration, forming friendships and fun through the medium of song!
It was only set up in March 2022 by Musical Director Shane Farrell. They rehearse weekly in Loughrea and cover a variety of genres. There is no audition requirement, all Shane asks for is a love for singing and that you are up for having fun.
They are looking forward to where the future takes BRAVO Belles.
Fingal Gospel Choir are a community choir based in North County Dublin. Founded in March 2012, the choir rapidly expanded from a small group of friends singing for fun to an award-winning gospel choir.
In just over 18 months, the choir entered their first ever choral competition and were awarded the First Place trophy in the SATB Competition at Sligo International Choral Festival 2013. A year later, they were awarded Second Place in the Mixed Voices competition at Navan Choral Festival, second place at Sligo Choral Festival, and third place in Cork International Choral Festival, 3 times in a row.
The choir performs regularly at church masses and for charitable organizations, helping to give back to the community. FGC are all about community spirit, cooperation, and teamwork, and enjoying the opportunities given. Their mission is to spread joy and happiness through singing and performing for the people - by the people.
Westport Town Hall Community Choir was established in 2019. The choir gives members of the Westport community an opportunity to sing popular songs together, perform at events and travel. Our goal is to enhance the health and well being of members and the wider community through singing.
Carrigaline Singers
Location:
Carrigaline, Co. Cork
Conductor:
Alan Carney
Formed in 1969, the Carrigaline Singers were originally a lady's choir who rehearsed weekly in the Old Church of Ireland School. In 1972 it became a mixed voice choir and under new directors became very successful winning many competitions like the prestigious Oireachtas competition in Dublin, Feis Maitiú and the Wild Geese Festival in Kinsale in 1982 and in the Cork Choral Festival.
Today, the Carrigaline Singers are delighted to have Alan Carney as their Musical Director. Alan is a native of Cobh and has played instruments and been a member of choirs from an early age. He studied music at Mary Immaculate College, Limerick. He has performed and conducted at festivals and events around Ireland and Europe. As well as choral and concert work, Alan is an accomplished pianist, organist, and singer.
