
Join a choir – no audition

If you are enthusiastic and can attend rehearsals regularly, please come and give us a try! We are always looking for new singers.
We rehearse on Tuesday evenings, near to Hatton Garden in the City of London from 6.15 to 8.15pm.
Email Dionne at membership@londoncitychorus.com.
Try us out without obligation
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Every term we run a free taster session of the London City Chorus, followed by a free social and drinks with choir members to talk to choir members and find out more about our choir. New singers are welcome to give us a try for a couple of weeks before making any financial commitment.
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Come and try it out to experience it yourself with no obligation to commit to the whole term.
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Some choral singing experience and music reading ability is advantageous, but not essential. All works are thoroughly rehearsed and sound files are available to help you learn the music. There is no requirement to sing solo. We invite anyone to experience the joy that singing and performing can bring, in a friendly and supportive environment.
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Our musical director is Paul Ayres and our accompanist (piano and organ) is Philip Shannon. Our concerts feature top professional musicians.
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Subscription costs for 2026
Subscriptions are payable on a calendar year basis, and include two tickets for each concert:
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Full member: £182 for the Summer and Autumn terms
Concessionary member: £132 for the Summer and Autumn terms
Full member: £118 for the summer term
Concessionary member: £79 for the summer term
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​Our preferred method for the payment of your subscription is on-line:
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Bank name: Barclays Bank plc
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Bank sort code: 20-32-06
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Bank account number: 30626511
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Bank account name: City Chorus
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Reference: Please show your name, so we know that it is you who made the payment
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Or you can pay by debit card at rehearsal.
We encourage all members who can afford it to pay the full subscription rates as City Chorus is a charity and we fund ourselves.
A concessionary rate is available for those of limited means who would find the full rates unaffordable. This may include those in low paid jobs at the start of their working lives, those not in work, or those on means tested benefits.
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