Old Choristers Association

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OLD CHORISTERS' ASSOCIATION

Membership of the Association is open to all ex-choristers and former members of the Choir. Singing in a Cathedral Choir can be a life-changing experience, and through our Association we aim to keep in touch with each other and with the ongoing life and work of Hereford Cathedral and its choir.

We normally have a reunion once every year which includes a special Evensong with drinks and an optional dinner afterwards. We publish a periodic Newsletter which features information about forthcoming events, updates from our members, and news about the choir and activities.

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Tuesday 29 July 1.15
Hereford Cathedral
Lunchtime organ concert

Part of the choirstalls

On occasions members of our Association have also attended the annual reunion of the National Federation of Old Choristers.

If you are an old chorister, or a former lay clerk in the Choir, then please make yourself known to us. We would be delighted to send you a Newsletter and to include you in our future activities; just leave a message in our Guestbook on this website, or contact Jeremy Wilding or Alex Draper direct – see the contact page for details.