SING AT THE DULWICH FESTIVAL 2019

By Tongue & Groove
January 5, 2019 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted January 5, 2019

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Posted January 5, 2019

Would you like to sing at the Dulwich Festival in May this year?

We are Tongue and Groove, a performance choir made up of local amateurs. We are hosting the 10th annual contemporary choral night for the festival along with two other groups, (to be announced).

If you would like to take part in the festival as a member of Tongue & Groove you are invited to register for a free place at a taster rehearsal on Tuesday 8th January in East Dulwich.

ABOUT YOU:

You should have some experience of singing and be comfortable performing (or willing to give it a good go!), there is no audition. You need to be available to attend a rehearsal for two hours a week on Tuesday evenings and be free for the performance date, which is Friday 17th May.

If you are interested, please email your details to [email protected] and we can send you further information

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