THE HEATH SINGERS CHOIR was founded over 50 years ago by Peggy Woolhouse (who sadly died in December 2021), and throughout that time has performed publicly on numerous occasions.  Christmas and summer concerts (in which we frequently offer young musicians an opportunity to perform in a supportive environment), are regular fixtures. We also share concerts with other ensembles including brass bands and male voice choirs on occasions,  and we sometimes invite visiting voice experts to work with us and enrich the choir experience. 

 

Most of our concert profits go to local charities, including Wycombe Hospital Scannappeal, Rennie Grove Hospice Care, Air Ambulance, and other organisations of importance to our  members.  To date we have raised and donated well over £50,000, and in 2015 alone we raised £2,100.  We are a sociable group and enjoy gatherings and outings, as well as attending workshops arranged by professional musicians.  Above all we support one another through good and not-so-good times.

 

We are always looking for new members and would welcome ladies of all ages who would like to sing soprano or alto in a friendly female choir. Our varied repertoire includes music sung in two to four parts; for which reason the ability to read music to some extent is an advantage, (though not obligatory). 

Generally the emphasis is very much on enjoyment of singing whilst performing to a high standard.  We rehearse weekly during term time and regularly perform a wide repertoire of music.   The choir is proud to have raised a considerable amount for charity over the years.