Upcoming Performance
Saturday 22nd August – 7pm – Edinburgh New Town Church (Venue #111)
Join us as we celebrate ten glorious years of making music in the city – what better way to mark the anniversary than a concert at the Fringe, where it all began back in 2016?
Born out of a University of Edinburgh study into the benefits of singing together for well-being, what started as a one-off project soon blossomed into a thriving community choir. Our eclectic repertoire has something for everyone, so come along to be inspired and uplifted by mental health’s best-kept secret weapon: harmony!
Tickets are free. Please contact us directly at contact@harmonychoir.com or reserve through the Fringe Booking Office here (Booking fee of £1.50 if reserving through the Fringe Booking Office)
HarmonyChoir is a group of singers, some of whom have experience of mental health symptoms (i.e., just like everybody else!). We were brought together to enjoy singing, enjoy each other’s company and reduce the stigma that is so often associated with mental illness in our society.
HarmonyChoir meet on a Monday evening at a venue in the Comely Bank area of Edinburgh City. To find out more, see What’s On and/or email contact@harmonychoir.com
As a not-for profit organisation, we support various local and national charities including Edinburgh Crisis Centre, Health in Mind, SAMH, Bethany Trust, The Trussell Trust, St Columba’s Hospice, St Catharine’s Homeless Project, Tiny Changes, Edinburgh Food Project, Scottish Huntington’s Association and Edinburgh Multicultural Family Base. To date we have helped raise £15,306.
A short film of Video Killed The Radio Star
There is more information about the choir in the About page, and if you wish to make an enquiry about trying us out, joining the choir, or asking us to sing at an event, the contact details are in the Contact Us page.
