Do you like to sing? Whether you're an experienced singer, shower singing aficionado, or someone looking to find your voice, the University of Aberdeen offers a diverse and vibrant selection of vocal opportunities to its students and local community. From the rich harmonies of chamber, chapel, and opera ensembles, to the dynamic energy of a cappella and show choir groups, these societies cater to diverse musical tastes and abilities. These societies provide a welcoming community and a platform to perform, collaborate, and grow. In this article, we delve into the distinctive characteristics of five of the university's vocal societies, highlighting their similarities and differences, when they rehearse, and what makes them an integral part of the University of Aberdeen's cultural landscape.
Throughout Welcome Week, you’ll be able to find members of each of these societies around campus, ready to answer any questions you may have! Additionally, most societies offer give-it-a-go sessions and performances, allowing you to dip your toes into a range of options to see what best suits you. Information about these taster sessions, performances, and auditions (where required) can be found on each society’s social media pages, linked next to each group’s description.
Chamber Choir