The Friday Lunchtime Choir will sing traditional carols to raise funds for the Salvation Army’s Christmas Appeal.
The choir will be joined by young players from the Manx Youth Orchestra when it performs in the departure lounge at the Sea Terminal on Monday 21 December, 1pm to 2pm.
The choir has made several appearances to raise money for charities and has supported the Salvation Army appeal in the past.
The choir, part of the Department of Education and Children’s Music Service, rehearses at the Salvation Army Citadel in Lord Street every Friday during term time, 1.15pm to 1.45pm.
Anyone is welcome to join the choir, regardless of ability.
Maggie Richardson, Head of Music Service and the choir’s conductor, said:
‘Our aim is to have fun while singing music that is appropriate for members, so not too hard but with challenges such as improving breathing, tone and confidence.
‘We don’t take ourselves too seriously and are friendly and welcoming. Anyone wishing to have a go at singing is welcome to join us – either just on 21 December or as a longer-term member.’
The choir’s 2016 season starts on Friday 15 January.
‘Why not make it your new year’s resolution to join us?’ said Maggie. ‘The health benefits of singing are well documented – and it’s a lot more fun than giving up chocolate.’
