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Join us on Tuesday 3 November 2026 at 17:00 UTC (UK time) for the public course launch and full choir rehearsal for our festive short course to learn, sing and record the fun and inventive How Many Carols? by Paul Ayres.
How many Christmas carols work alongside the famous cello line from Pachelbel’s Canon in D? Join us to find out!
At the end of the course you will have the option to record yourself singing this great piece and include your voice in our global recording, which will form part of our Christmas programme for 2026!
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This course launch is open to all - we hope you will join us to find out more about the course, discover our innovative and effective approach to teaching choral music, and sample our fantastic learning resources.
Members will also be invited to take part in another recording project for our Christmas programme - to record J.S. Bach’s Zion Hört Die Wächter Singen alongside Choir of the Earth’s fantastic live performance from the Nikolaikirche in Leipzig in September 2026 (watch it here). More information will follow about this beautiful project.
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