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Cecil Sharp House Choir: Summer Concert

Wednesday 23 Jun 2027   7:30pm-9:30pm
Cecil Sharp House, London
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Join Cecil Sharp House Choir for this joyful evening of folk song.

In celebration of Make Music Day, Cecil Sharp House Choir directed by choir leader Rose Martin, will be presenting a free and joyful evening of folk song. Taking place at Cecil Sharp House, audiences can listen to some wonderful harmonies and get involved singing some songs.


Cecil Sharp House Choir has become known for its spirited and moving renditions of traditional songs. The Choir concentrates on singing a capella folk and traditional songs from Britain and beyond.

 

Make Music Day UK is an annual celebration of music-making that takes place in communities across the world on the 21st of June. A day each year dedicated to music, with no barriers to people playing and enjoying live performance.

 

Presented by Folk England

 

Photo: CSH choir at Museum of the Home - credit Mallie Aduke Primus, 2026

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