New Cowdenbeath community choir to launch this April

The choir sessions will occur on Wednesday evenings, with all skill levels invited <i>(Image: Cowdenbeath Community Council)</i>
The choir sessions will occur on Wednesday evenings, with all skill levels invited (Image: Cowdenbeath Community Council)
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A brand new community choir is set to launch in Cowdenbeath this month.

Funded by the Alan Stott Legacy Fund, it will be free for all participants and is intended to provide a relaxed environment for those with a love of singing.

Open to children, young people and adults, the choir will gather at Beath High School community use from Wednesday April 22.

Apt for any skill level, attendees are invited to come along, have fun, and increase their confidence through song.

The choir sessions will occur on Wednesday evenings, with P4-P7 students meeting from 5.30pm to 6.30pm, S1-S6 from 6.30pm to 7.30pm, and adults (18+) from 7.30pm to 8.30pm.

With limited spaces, early registration is recommended by emailing communityuse.beath@fife.gov.uk.

However, those undecided can attend on the first evening to gather more information.

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