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Sunday 3 July at the Holy Spirit Church in Heckmondwike starting at 3pm – reserve your seats now! Chordiality will head to Heckmondwike for its next concert on the back of an outstanding performance at St Columba’s Church in Halifax last weekend. The choir received a marvellous reception from a very appreciative audience who thrilled… Continue reading A Celebration of British Music concert – 3rd July

Chordiality is delighted to have been asked to perform in Halifax at St Columba’s Church (52 Highroad Well Lane, Halifax HX2 0QF) in an hour-long afternoon concert at 3pm on Sunday 22 May. The charity concert, tickets just £5 including refreshments, will raise funds towards church activities and a good audience turnout is expected on… Continue reading May concert confirmed – hear us in Halifax on 22 May

Book now for the July concert in Heckmondwike – further dates to be announced soon! ‘A Celebration of British Music‘ is the title for this year’s new programme and the choir has been booked for its first concert with a second performance in the offing and just the date to finalise. The confirmed concert will… Continue reading ‘Best of British’ concert

As Chordiality members look forward to the New Year with a new programme, the choir is also pleased to add a new recording to its list of YouTube videos. The recording is of the popular song An American Trilogy, a choral favourite which the choir has sung in concert on many occasions. The song was… Continue reading New Year, New Recording

– “joyous, magical, euphoric” Over 150 people came along to St Barnabas’ Church in Heaton, Bradford, for the first of this year’s two Chordiality Christmas Concerts, and a good time was enjoyed by all, not least the singers themselves. The concert was the choir’s first in two years since the onset of the pandemic and… Continue reading Chordiality Christmas cheer

Christmas returns at the double for the Chordiality singers.  With two concerts to savour, and even an online hit recording, the choir is looking forward to performing again to a ‘live’ audience. People will be able to hear the choir at the following venues this Christmas and tickets are on sale now – reserve your… Continue reading Christmas at the double

‘It’s great to be back’ was the feeling amongst members of Chordiality who met for their first face-to-face rehearsal in 18 months at the start of September. The choir had not rehearsed together under one roof since March 2020 and the pleasure of being able to meet, socialise with other members and, of course, sing… Continue reading Great to be back

The choir recommenced its rehearsals online in January, via Zoom, buoyed by its successful Christmas Concert recording.  The virtual, 25-minute concert was recorded individually by the singers, in their own homes, and then carefully patched together by recording expert Richard Reeday.  It was then posted on YouTube and widely publicised by choir members to family… Continue reading Recording success

Chordiality annually holds a sell-out Christmas concert at their headquarters at First Martyrs Church in Heaton.  But sadly, this year, along with all music and theatre performances, it has fallen victim to the Covid lockdown measures.  For the 300 people that would have attended, the concert has become a traditional start to the festive week… Continue reading Christmas Concert online

Seldom is a small choir contacted by a world-famous choral composer after it had posted a recording of one of his songs on YouTube, and particularly as it was only posted just seven days before. Like many choral groups during the pandemic lockdown, Chordiality has turned to meeting weekly through the remote conferencing platform, Zoom.… Continue reading Composer praises choir