Join local group Tongue & Groove for an uplifting Sunday afternoon of contemporary choral music, with Farncombe Jazz Choir and the
leading UK choir London Contemporary Voices Choir Jams Project.
On Sunday 11th May festival favourites Tongue & Groove Choir will host the Farncombe Jazz Choir and the London Contemporary Voices at Dulwich College as they deliver an unforgettable concert for all music lovers with refreshments and a cake sale in aid of The South East Cancer Help Centre.
No stuffy formalities here – just pure, unadulterated musical fun in the heart of South London. Whether you’re a seasoned choir aficionado or just someone who belts out tunes in the shower, come join us for a afternoon where every voice counts and
every beat drops!
WHERE:
WHEN
TICKET PRICE:
The Auditorium
Dulwich College
Dulwich Common
London SE21 7LD
Sunday 11th May
Doors open 4:10pm
Concert starts 4:30pm
Approx 2.5 hours
including interval
£9 Adults
£5 Children & Concessions
Booking fees apply
Tongue & Groove
Tongue & Groove are an amateur non-audition choir that teams a professional Musical Director from theatre with talented and dedicated amateur performers.
We are all about engaging with the audience and putting on a good show.
Formed in 2017 by Caroline Smith & Robin Thompson, Tongue & Groove won the 2021 Community Choir Festival and performed live on BBC Radio London last Christmas.
We make sure that our rehearsals on Tuesday evenings (in East Dulwich from 7:30 to 9:30pm)
are filled with joy, laughter, and meaningful experiences. We not only perfect our pitch and harmonies but also create a welcoming environment and foster friendships.
One of our members described a rehearsal as "Superfood for your mental health".
Farncombe Jazz Choir
Farncombe Jazz Choir delivers energetic a cappella performances, ranging from jazz classics to modern hits. Join us for a vibrant experience full of song and dance. Known for unique arrangements and captivating performances, this elite group ensures an unforgettable choir experience.
London Contemporary Voices - Choir Jams Project
London Contemporary Voices (LCV) is a leading UK choir with a unique contemporary sound. We’re well known as one of the most diverse professional choirs in the world. Our singers come from a wide range of musical backgrounds and lived experiences, reflecting the diversity of London. We work on a broad range of artistic projects, events and campaigns across all genres. LCV Choir was founded by artists Ilā Kamalagharan (fka. Anil Sebastian) and Didier Rochard, for Imogen Heap's concert Love The Earth at the Royal Albert Hall in 2010. Since then, LCV has worked with 150+ artists including 30+ Grammy winners and nominees. LCV has featured on two UK Top Ten albums (including a UK No. 1), plus a Grammy-nominated soundtrack and multiple national/international campaigns. We have performed at the BBC Proms three times.
The LCV Choir Jams Project is the weekly choir element of LCV. As we emerged from an elongated Covid-enforced hibernation in 2023, we started monthly social singing sessions. As the monthly sessions progressed, it became clear that lots of the singers were keen to restart a weekly choir culminating in regular termly concerts. The first LCV Choir Jams Project term took place in the summer of 2024, and is now an established part of LCV. The Choir Jams Project provides a gateway for excellent amateur singers to progress to singing alongside LCV's professional choirs, and also gives a flavour of the range of music covered by LCV as we have singers from a wide range of musical backgrounds.
LCV has worked with an array of artists across a broad range of genres including Florence + The Machine, U2, ABBA (Voyage show), Lewis Capaldi, Sam Smith, Sir Tom Jones, Jools Holland and Emile Sandé.
South London Cancer Help Centre
SECHC aims to give any person affected by cancer an opportunity to explore ways which may help them to cope with their situation. Confidentiality is always maintained. The Centre aims to respect and support them in the choices they make and to provide individual and group support, complementary therapies and information within a friendly, caring environment. These services have local NHS recognition.
Our policy is to provide time and support in addition to that available from healthcare professionals at a nominal cost to the Member. We give information but not advice about cancer and its treatment.
Our Registered charity number is 1011509