2012 Subscriptions

Level of subscriptions for ordinary members:

Ways in which you can pay
• Standing order – this is the way to pay if you want to join for the whole year, but spread the payments over the year

• Cheque – make out your cheque to “City Chorus” and hand to the Treasurer or Assistant Treasurer

• Bank transfer – please contact the Treasurer or Assistant Treasurer who will provide you with the choir’s bank details. When making payment please include your name as a reference so we know who has made the payment.

• Cash – we do accept cash although this is not our preferred method.

• PayPal – we accept PayPal payment (via the City Chorus website). Please note that an administrative fee will be added to the subscription totals shown above as we incur commission on sums received.

Payment by standing order
By paying this way you can spread the cost of a year’s membership with three payments; one at the start of each term.
The cost of paying by standing order is three payments of £59. The payments will be made on 7th February, 8th May, and 2nd October. For concessionary members, the amount is £44 per term.
If you want to pay in this way, please email the Treasurer or Assistant Treasurer confirming whether you intend to pay at the full rate or the concessionary rate, and advising from which bank you will make the payment.
You will be sent a standing order form to complete, sign, and return, along with a stamped addressed envelope to your bank. The Treasurer or Assistant Treasurer will then post the form to your bank.
The only way that you can spread the payments is through our standing order process.

Contact details
The Choir’s Treasurer is Jonathan Hale and the Assistant Treasurer is Angus Bantock. You can contact them at treasurer@londoncitychorus.com or in the break at rehearsals.

Requirement to purchase tickets
Each ordinary member of the choir is required to purchase two tickets for each concert (at £10 each). For 2012 we are simplifying the process by collecting the amount for tickets at the time that you pay your subscription. We will hand you your tickets two or three weeks before each concert. Of course we hope that you will buy more than two tickets for each concert, and encourage you to sell as many tickets as you can to friends, family and colleagues.

Joiners in the Summer and Autumn terms
To ensure that to new joiners in the Summer and Autumn terms are treated fairly, joiners in the Summer term also benefit from the lower charges (through the standing order process) if they commit to join for two terms. New joiners in the Autumn term benefit from the lower charges if they commit to join for four terms.