The
Philharmonic Choir of Manchester
Who We Are
We are an unauditioned amateur choir who sing a wide range of European classical music from contrasting eras and composers. Some of the music we sing is in the Christian tradition, but we are not a religious choir and welcome people of all faiths and beliefs, or none.
When We Meet
We rehearse for an hour and a half on Tuesday evenings during school terms, making for about 30 rehearsals a year, about 10 for each concert. This prepares us for staging three concerts a year at St Paul’s Church in Withington.
News
Listening is 70% of choral singing. Discuss.
Well, it may not be 70%. It might be more! Whatever, listening to the Requiem will help us understand how our voice parts fit into the sound overall. That’s an important step towards the unified sound of a single choir rather than several groups of people doing their own thing. Here are a couple versions of the Requiem with the piano duet that we’ll be using in our concert: Ein Deutsches Requiem - Rundfunkchor, Berlin and Ein Deutsches Requiem...