Rock Choir Comes To Colchester: Rock Choir in Colchester
'National Phenomenon', Rock Choir is now available in Colchester offering the opportunity for everyone to enjoy singing and performing. As featured on the ITV1 programme The Choir that Rocks, Rock Choir offers Pop, Gospel and Motown singing for all ages and attracts all ages and levels of experience. THe next session is at Brinkley Grove Primary School, Colchester on Wednesday 25th April, 8pm ' 9.30pm and then every week in term time! No audition and no requirement to read music! Have fun, develop your singing and be part of this up beat and friendly choir. Book your FREE place or join as an official member at www.rockchoir.com.
For further information please call 01252 714276 or email office@rockchoir.com
Rock Choir Comes To Colchester at Brinkley Grove Primary School in Colchester, Essex on Wednesday, 25 April 2012.
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