Who ARE Vale Harmony?

 

 

Vale Harmony are an A Cappella chorus of easy-going men who like to sing.

The A Cappella Fellas, as we like to call ourselves, sing in festivals, competitions and a whole range of charity fund-raising events in Worcestershire and beyond.

We meet every Wednesday  night at the St Andrews Centre  in Pershore  to rehearse our repertoire of entertaining songs.


If you would like to be an  A Cappella Fella, we're always eager to welcome new members whether you are in your 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s or 70s.

We realise there are many pressures on your time but a hobby that is fun... and good for your health... is highly recommended!

Men often think they can't sing... or fear they will embarra
ss themselves in front of others...but don't worry about that. You'll be surprised what you can achieve and you're never under any obligation.
 



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WELCOME TO OUR QR CODE READERS

 


We’re delighted to welcome those of you who’ve come to this website by scanning our QR code on a poster. Please browse the site and see and hear what we do and what we sing.

We’d love you to come along to the St Andrew's Centre in Pershore, ( opposite  Pershore Abbey) on a Wednesday night at 7.00pm where we rehearse until 9.30pm
You’re guaranteed a warm welcome from members of our chorus and It's absolutely free for the first four weeks.


If you have any queries or would like more information about joining us,  call our PRO Colin on 07766 524833 .




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Why not hire Vale Harmony to entertain at your next event? We can perform at corporate functions, charity events, community Entertainment events, birthday parties, christmas parties, awards nights, weddings, engagements, anniversaries, engagements, and even funerals and memorial services.

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