Submitted by allhailthehale t3_yt5xz8 in providence
Does anyone know of any low-key (looking for something fun and not intimidating) community choirs/singing groups in Providence-- or nearby-- open to new folks joining?
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adoover t1_iw32vzt wrote
The Providence Singers have a concert tomorrow (Sunday) if you want to see what we’re like! Performing Haydn’s Creation at 1pm at Grace Episcopal Church on Westminster! Tickets on our website :)
Fabulous_Interest197 t1_iw2far7 wrote
https://jamestownchorus.com/everybody-chorus/
Try Cumberland-Lincoln Community Chorus or Everybody Chorus in Jamestown
allhailthehale OP t1_iw2gdre wrote
Thanks!
eightbitbrain t1_iw2npzj wrote
JeffFromNH t1_iw2luf0 wrote
It's a one-time event, but look up West End Caroling in Providence. It was canceled by COVID, but hopefully will return this year. It's fun, even if you're not a great singer!
galeeb t1_iw2maxt wrote
https://chorusofkentcounty.com/
No auditions and director is a good guy! They rehearse in West Warwick.
bkquadstacker t1_iw2nu1t wrote
I've worked with RPM Voices a few times and everybody involved is really warm and talented and the music selections are always pretty great and diverse. The repertoire skews more traditional gospel which you may or may not be into. They have a Christmas concert coming up on December 3rd you may want to check out. https://www.rpmvoices.com/
GoxBoxSocks t1_iw2zlbr wrote
Trinity Rep does an annual community sing for the holidays.
JohnProvidence t1_iw3gmr5 wrote
First Unitarian on the east side has an open choir. You practice an hour before the service and then sing in the service. Sunday mornings.
akameiro t1_iw4q1l2 wrote
Definitely check out the Providence Singers. I joined this year and it’s been a great experience.
iCaligula t1_iw2pdaz wrote
There are some sacred harp singing groups on the east side, not sure if they have a full time location post-pandemic but they coordinate via an email list. DM me if interested and I can put you in touch. (Super low key and super easy to participate.)