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STARTING 14TH JANUARY 2026

You're invited!

 

Dear Singers,

I am excited to invite you to join me on Wednesdays at 4pm to sing in our brand new choir for singers just like you - children in Years 3 to 6 who love singing already and want to take it to the next level!

What can you expect?

Every Wednesday, in term time, we meet after school to sing a wide range of challenging songs from various genres and styles, engage in music skill-building games and participate in fun activities!

You will have opportunities to perform every week to each other (if you wish!) and participate in special collaboration projects with professional musicians in exciting venues!

You will build even more confidence in your singing and make new friendships as you develop your musical skills!

What do we expect?

Membership of this choir is FREE! You will receive all music and learning resources, a concert t-shirt, a folder (and weekly supply of rehearsal snacks!). All we expect in return for this amazing opportunity is commitment to regular attendance and dedication to learning the songs.

Places are filling up fast so, if you'd like to be a part of this new adventure, SIGN UP NOW!

Helen Brookes,
Singing Partnerships Lead, Canterbury Cathedral
[email protected]

Canterbury Youth Choir (CYC) is a brand new community choir for local children in school Years 3-6.

 

WHEN? Wednesdays, 4pm - 5.15pm

WHERE? Cathedral Community Studio, The Precincts, CT1 2EH

 

Why join?

  • Sing every week, and develop your musical skills.
  • Participate in special collaboration projects, with professional musicians, in exciting venues.
  • Build confidence in your singing, and make new friends.
  • Get a special concert t-shirt and folder (and weekly snacks!)

Plus, membership to the choir is FREE!

Don't miss out!

Email [email protected] to find out more and reserve a place in the choir.

The Canterbury Youth Choir (CYC) is provided by the Singing Partnerships Programme at Canterbury Cathedral (Charity No. 1206913), and kindly funded by a grant from The Friends of Canterbury Cathedral (Charity No 1210093).

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