Sing Ireland has a growing membership of singing groups, choirs, festivals, companies and individuals. For convenience, we have grouped these by location.
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The Blessington Millennium Choir is a community choir which sings a range of choral music of all genre. We have been together for the last 22 years (as the name suggests) and the range of music we sing varies from Bach and Fauré to more modern pieces by Jenkins, Patrick Cassidy and even the Beatles.
We are an SATB choir and always looking for new members.
We rehearse every Tuesday in the Kare Centre in Blessington from 7.30pm – 9.30pm and even include a cup of tea and a ‘bickie’ mid rehearsal..
We try to perform 2 concerts a year, one at Christmas and one before we break for summer.
Bray Choral Society is a community choral society (full SATB choir) based in Bray, County Wicklow. Bray Choral Society principally performs works in the great classical tradition, and also contemporary sacred choral music.
Founded in 1986, Bray Choral Society is a successful SATB choir performing a wide range of choral works from the Baroque Period to the 21 st Century. As well as two major concerts each year at Christmas and in May, the choir also makes guest appearances at other events including Charity Concerts and very successful ‘Come and Sing’ concerts.
Bray Choral Society’s dedicated membership includes enthusiastic singers residing in the area spanning South Dublin to North Wexford. Sharing a true passion for classical music, our members are non-professional singers representing a variety of musical levels and experience. While several members have been with Bray Choral Society since our founding in 1986, new members have joined throughout the years making for a vibrant and dynamic mix. Rehearsals take place on Tuesday evenings from 7:30pm to 9.30pm in Little Flower Hall (beside Holy Redeemer Church in Bray).
Cruinniú is an all-female chamber choir from Arklow Co. Wicklow. We sing in a variety of genres ranging from classical to popular, sacred to secular. Cruinniú perform both competitively and non-competitively. We have won various competitions since our inception in 2011, including Navan Choral Festival, Sligo International Choral Festival and New Ross Choral Festival.
Cruinniú have proudly performed at events such as the turning on of the Christmas Lights in Leinster House as well as having sung on Gerry Kelly’s BBC Ulster Radio show. We look forward to exciting ventures each term and relish new challenges.
I am a vocal and instrumental Music Generation Tutor working in 5 schools in Wicklow. I sing with the RTE Philharmonic Choir. I am also very interested in the field of singing workshops for adults.
The Purple House Choir was formed almost ten years ago now, this was the brainchild of Veronica O'Leary, CEO of Purple House community-based cancer support centre.
Our Musical Director is Joan Dempsey, she is a vocal and instrumental Music Generation Tutor working in 5 Schools in Wicklow. Joan sings with the RTE Philharmonic Choir. Joan is accompanied by our committed Volunteer Guitarist Martin Dodd. Martin also teaches in Schools in Wicklow and is very involved with Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Eireann both as a musician and as a dancer.
Our Purple House Choir operates under the Class and Therapy Programme of Purple House Cancer Support. Our singing class meets twice a month at Purple House. Anyone can join, young and old! The class is facilitated by Veronica O'Leary and Conducted and Directed by Joan Dempsey, accompanied by Martin and supported by a small team of admin support volunteers.
I am a former Church of Ireland church choir member. I now sing in Serendipity (15 years) 4 Piece Suite quartet (13 years) and Ireland Unlimited (almost 2 years).
A choir of very mixed ability, primarily created for social access in an area of scattered population. Most are non readers, so learning is by rote. Repertoire spans from Spirituals, folk songs, Rutter, a Lauerdsen, Whitacre, one or two madrigals. Age group 45 plus
Voices of Bray Community Choir was founded in 2013. It is an SATB choir, welcoming singers of all abilities on a no-audition basis. Originally envisioned to attract 50-60 members, demand was so high that within a year, membership had expanded to its current size of 130 singers.
The choir focuses on a repertoire of popular music with a firm emphasis on singing for fun. The choir also aims to foster a community spirit and social interaction among members and to promote well-being through the enjoyment of singing.
Rehearsals take place on a weekly basis with full concert performances several times each year. In 2017, the choir made its first overseas trip, taking part in the North Wales Choral Festival. Apart from the entertainment factor, concert performances are undertaken as fundraising events. To the end of 2018 the choir has raised €50,000 for various charities.
