Singers seeking new friends

CHORAL singing is enjoying quite a revival, especially among younger people. The popularity of Gareth Malone's programme The Choir is evidence of this.
By The Newsroom
Published 10th Feb 2010, 14:33 BST
Updated 10th Feb 2010, 14:33 BST

In addition, there are the well-documented health benefits of singing, not to mention the camaraderie of belonging to a group.

A well-known ladies' choir in Rustington is launching an appeal for new members.

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The Friendship Singers would welcome fresh talent to enhance its alto and second soprano parts. As these voices sing in harmony, an ability to read music is required. An informal voice test would be given to assess suitability of range, etc.

The repertoire of the choir is varied and generally consists of light music. Last year's Christmas programme was well-received and enjoyed – now the singers are embarking on rehearsals of their summer concert.

Many local charities have benefited from the funds raised at these events. In addition, the choir provides musical entertainment to a number of local groups and societies throughout the year. The

Friendship Singers meet for practice on a Wednesday evening in Rustington, so any women interested in sharing their musical talent and experiencing the "feel good" factor should contact me on 01243 552609 or e-mail [email protected]

Alison Sandiford

Yapton Lane

Walberton

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