I’m sure you’ve noticed that it’s that time of year again — the time when so many choirs are busy with Christmas concerts.
But will you be doing the same old Christmas songs that you wheel out year after year? The songs that your audience expects?
What could be more true to the spirit of Christmas than standing in a crowded pub and singing Christmas carols?
Especially if the tunes are only to be heard in a few towns and villages near Sheffield, in South Yorkshire.
Many choirs are gearing up for their annual Christmas concert.
Do you repeat the same songs each year or add new ones to your repertoire? Let’s look at the pros and cons.
I thought I’d do a round-up of posts I’ve made over the years which are relevant in some way to Christmas.
Part one was last week. Here is part two.
I thought I’d do a round-up of posts I’ve made over the years which are relevant in some way to Christmas.
Here is part one. Part two follows next week.
It’s the time of year when many choirs roll out their familiar winter repertoire. Whether it be Christmas carols or Hanukkah songs, they tend to be the same old favourites.
But what if you want to try something different? Here are some resources for discovering new songs for the winter festivals.
