The High Wycombe Tuneless Choir are inviting people to make it their New Year’s resolution to sing, whatever their ability. And you can in tonight (3rd January) for free!
It’s a choir for the “less vocally confident”. The choir is one of many Tuneless Choirs across the country which formed to promote singing for fun and wellbeing. Singing in a choir has been shown to have a positive effect on people’s mental health and wellbeing. It can reduce anxiety and increase life satisfaction.
Rebecca Cobb, choir leader and manager, said “Choir members tell me singing as part of the choir takes their minds off the day’s troubles and boosts their mood, but mostly that they do it simply because it’s social and fun. We provide a friendly and relaxed environment to allow people to ‘sing like no one is listening’, which is the Tuneless motto. It has been lovely to see everyone grow in confidence”.
“We are delighted to be celebrating our 1st birthday on the 3rd January and would like to offer newcomers a free trial in the month of January. We will be having coffee and cake to celebrate.” New Year’s resolutions are often a challenge, so this New Year why not resolve to sing your heart
out? The session on the 3rd January will be a “Back to School” theme and include songs such as ABC by the Jackson 5 and Baggy Trousers by Madness.
The choir meets at St James’ Church Hall, Downley, High Wycombe on the first and third Tuesday of each month. Doors open at 7:30pm for registration and singing is from 7.45pm to 9.00pm. The free trial is available on either session in January (3 rd or 17 th January). For more information, please contact Rebecca on 07527 616857 or at highwycombe@tunelesschoir.com with any questions. To
join the choir as a member it costs £10 including registration. It’s then £8 a session if you “pay as
you go” and there are termly discounted deals available.
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