Welcome to the website of THE Bath Chorus. As you can see from our picture, we are a large mixed-voice choir based in the City of Bath. The founder conductor of the Bath Chorus is one of the West Country's leading musicians, Grenville Jones. We are an auditioned choir. If you have just moved to the area and are looking a new choir to join, then we could be the
choir for you.
You may recognise the Welsh baritone, Rhydian Roberts in the picture taken at our 2011 annual Christmas concert. This was at the Bath Forum with an audience of 1600 people. In a short space of time, THE Bath Chorus has become regarded as one of the leading choirs in the region. It has performed in Bath Abbey on a number of occasions, including a memorable concert last year with the fantastic RAF Central Band - raising £10,000 for Help for Heroes. Other performances have been with Hayley Westenra and Aled Jones
choir for you.
You may recognise the Welsh baritone, Rhydian Roberts in the picture taken at our 2011 annual Christmas concert. This was at the Bath Forum with an audience of 1600 people. In a short space of time, THE Bath Chorus has become regarded as one of the leading choirs in the region. It has performed in Bath Abbey on a number of occasions, including a memorable concert last year with the fantastic RAF Central Band - raising £10,000 for Help for Heroes. Other performances have been with Hayley Westenra and Aled Jones
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THE Bath Chorus has two dates at Bath Abbey in the near future. On Saturday May 26th the choir will be performing at a very special concert to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of her majesty the Queen. This promises to be a memorable evening featuring much-loved melodies from some of the leading British composers and arrangers of the last 60 years.
The concert is a collaboration between Bath Abbey and Grenville Jones, raising money for six of Bath's lesser known charities and community groups. Click here for full booking details and
to read more. On Friday June 1st THE Bath Chorus will sing at Bath Abbey again as part of the Bath Festival opening night - 'Party in the City.'
The concert is a collaboration between Bath Abbey and Grenville Jones, raising money for six of Bath's lesser known charities and community groups. Click here for full booking details and
to read more. On Friday June 1st THE Bath Chorus will sing at Bath Abbey again as part of the Bath Festival opening night - 'Party in the City.'
THE Bath Chorus is a young friendly (auditioned) Monday night rehearsal choir and conductor Grenville Jones is of course founder conductor of the famous City of Bath Male Choir from the Last Choir Standing series. He is the founder of the Golden-Oldies Charity which has attracted World-wide media attention as it brings singing and smiles to the lives of elderly people . He also leads The Good Afternoon Choir project which has a membership of 250 singers in Bath, Devizes and Weston-super-Mare. He is Musical Director to the Norland College Choir and leads his own children's choir called Choirskool. Grenville is pictured above with the Duchess of Cornwall at The National Osteoporosis Society's Christmas Concert on December 8th 2010 - photo courtesy of The Bath Chronicle.
Bath Chorus concert accompanist and Grenville's deputy is Francis Faux. The rehearsal accompanist is Alfie Pugh. The Chorus repertoire is varied - everything from Mozart and Parry to Chilcott and Whitacre. If you join the Chorus you will enjoy your music making. Come along to a rehearsal and find out more.
Bath Chorus concert accompanist and Grenville's deputy is Francis Faux. The rehearsal accompanist is Alfie Pugh. The Chorus repertoire is varied - everything from Mozart and Parry to Chilcott and Whitacre. If you join the Chorus you will enjoy your music making. Come along to a rehearsal and find out more.
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