Junior Voices Project Concert

Wednesday 22 March, 6pm

The Junior Voices Project is the Cathedral Music Department's school singing project, and this concert is the culmination of weeks of rehearsals with pupils across the county. It will be held in the Nave of the Cathedral, and we are delighted to be welcoming students from the following schools:

  • Linden Primary School, Gloucester

  • Field Court Junior Academy, Quedgeley

  • The Rosary Catholic Primary School, Stroud

There will be over 200 young singers (including the Choristers and Cathedral Junior Choir) who will raise their voices together in song. This promises to be a fun, joyful evening.

The concert is free to attend and all are welcome - just turn up!

Type
Music
Dates
March 22, 2023
Opening times
Wednesday 22 March 6pm-7pm
Location
Nave 12 College GreenGloucesterGL1 2LX
Booking not required

Getting Here

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