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Musical Director

 

William Thomas

 

 

 

 

 

  

 















 

 

 

 












 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

  

























 

 

 Welcome to St Ives Community Choir

Our 20th Year

   The world famous resort of St Ives in west Cornwall is renowned for the scope, breadth and depth of its musicality.  The choir plays an important role in the life of the local community.   We are a mixed choir of around forty members.   We give performances of modern, traditional and sacred music, choosing from our repertoire to suit the audience and venue.

 

   The choir exists to give an opportunity for those who love to sing and have fun doing so.  We practice once a week and give concerts to varied audiences, mainly in the local area.  Our concerts have raised thousands of pounds for local and national charities.   Visitors are welcome to listen in during our practice evenings. You may decide to join us!  New members are always welcome.  We are members of the Cornish Choirs Association  and Choirs on the Net, and are hoping to soon be a part of the National Association of Choirs.

   The choir generally sings in four part harmony, with sopranos, altos, tenors and basses.  Sometimes the men sing in unison for a three part harmony and occasionally the ladies split into three parts.

  

   Our uniform is usually black. The ladies have broches and the men have coloured ties of their choice. This is for more formal concerts. If we are outdoors or at less formal settings, the choir chooses what is considered most appropriate for the occasion. 

Choir practice:

Practices at Carbis Bay Mermorial Hall every Tuesday from 6:30-8:30pm, £2 per session.

Next events:

Nancledra School Fayre on Saturday 30th November 1:45 for 2:00.

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