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Sing Eazy Choir. New year offer. All the songs you wished choirs sang.


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We are recruiting should anyone fancy something new in the new year. Meeting Wednesday lunchtimes at the clockhouse pub. And Thursday evenings real time online. All the songs you wished choirs sang: Bowie, Joan as Policewoman, The Clash, The specials, Neil Young; Joni Mitchell, classic Elton, Randy Newman, Nina Simone, The Stones, Springsteen, Martha Reeves, The Shirelles, Cohen, Alicia, Costello..

No audition required; can do fun attitude a big plus.

First month half price. Perfect Christmas gift?


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  • 3 weeks later...

12 to 1.15 on wednesdays and 730pm on Thursdays. Its 45 per month. With discounts for low wage and students and unemployed. First session free.


My number is 07960288053.


Be great to see you. Back next week.

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