Choral

The students come to share their musical tastes and to enjoy making music with friends, as well as learning about musical performance, improvisation and composition. The Music Man Project Keynsham is fully inclusive and welcomes people of all abilities.

We are a friendly all-age choir engaged in a ministry of uplifting worship at St. John's. We lead sung worship at the weekly 9:15 communion service and monthly evensong service, as well as festival services. Choral highlights of the year include our Advent carol service and Festival of Lessons and Carols. We also put on occasional concerts and sing at local community events.

Show Choir is the country’s fastest growing a capella choir collective, with hundreds of members across multiple groups nationwide. Brought together by a passion for musicals and a cappella singing, our groups give anyone the chance to make beautiful music in an environment that’s supportive, fast-paced, and seriously good fun.

Key Voices Community Choir is a mixed choir with members from around Keynsham who meet on Monday evenings to have fun singing. As well as enjoying making great sounds together, we know that singing is good for us physically and mentally, so it is a great way to relax and leave the stresses of life behind for a while. We turn up with our unique voices, are met by familiar faces and receive expert coaching from our talented musical director. In addition to our weekly choir sessions, we perform at events throughout the year. Our Christmas concerts which include less-known arrangements of well-known carols, are especially popular. Otherwise, our repertoire ranges from Pop to Folk to Funk to Jazz. Our songs come from around the world, some collected on our doorstep, some written recently and others from the past six centuries.

It’s time for you to sing! Have you always wanted to sing? Or maybe you used to sing, but haven’t done it for years? Maybe someone even told you that you couldn’t sing? Well, now’s your chance! Seriously, life’s too short not to do something you’ve always wanted to do. Singing in a choir is about the whole being greater than the sum of its parts. Or whatever. So if you can hold a tune, you’re in! Fancy a change? Looking for a new hobby? Recently moved to the area? Maybe the kids are a bit older now – or have flown the nest altogether. Or maybe you’ve retired and want to do something different. Whatever the reason, singing is a fantastic thing to have in your life! Once you start, you’ll wish you’d done it years ago!

Introducing a brand new community event! We are bringing six local choirs each with their individual repertoires for an afternoon of special performances, which will be followed by a giant singalong where everyone can join in! Take a seat at the Bandstand, sit back and enjoy an afternoon of pure heaven.

​The Keynsham Good Afternoon Choir rehearse every Wednesday afternoon at Keynsham Methodist Church / Victoria Centre from 2.00-4.00pm. Grenville Jones, the founder of the Good Afternoon Choirs, is delighted that John Hare is taking over as the leader of the Bath Good Afternoon Choir. John Hare is a musician and performer specialising in piano and trumpet. Having spent 20 years as a music teacher, he now works as a freelance session musician playing at festivals and gigs across the UK and Europe. John’s first love was classical music and he still enjoys playing classical repertoire but he now spends most of his time playing folk, rock and musical theatre. This year they are joined by Black Sheep Harmony