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Carlow Choral Society look for new local talent as they are set to return in September
Carlow Choral Society was set up in 1965 and has since they have become one of the most notable groups in the Irish network of choral music. With over 85 members from all over County Carlow, and surrounding counties who share a passion for choral music, singing and a commitment to performing.
Carlow Choral Society are returning to rehearsals on Monday 4th September, and are looking to recruit new choir members as they start on their Christmas Programme.
All voice parts are encouraged to join, they are especially on the lookout for Tenors and Basses.
No auditions are needed as their first rehearsal back after the summer break will be an open rehearsal.
All are encouraged to join them on 4th September to express their interest in joining and meet other like minded singers with Carlow Choral Society.
More information can be found on their website HERE.
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