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The Sale Male Voice Choir: Singing Together for Community and Joy

With roots in tradition and eyes on the future, The Sale Male Voice Choir brings warmth, harmony, and community spirit to every performance. New members welcome!

The Sale Male Voice Choir: Singing Together for Community and Joy

The Sale Male Voice Choir is a small but spirited group of 16 passionate singers who share a love for music and community. As a proud member of the National Association of Choirs, the choir performs at charity fundraisers and community concerts across Trafford and beyond, using their voices to uplift and inspire.

Under the expert guidance of David, their talented conductor and a graduate of the Royal College of Music, the choir performs a wide range of musical genres — from swing and jazz to well-loved songs from the musicals. Their repertoire may be varied, but their goal remains the same: to bring people together through music.

The choir rehearses every Thursday from 2pm to 4pm at Timperley Congregational Church and they’re always looking to welcome new members. You don’t need to have sung in a choir before — just bring your enthusiasm and a willingness to learn! Their rehearsals are as much about community and enjoyment as they are about musical precision.

📍 Rehearsals: Timperley Congregational Church
🕑 Thursdays, 2pm–4pm
📞 Contact: 0751 453 4943

🎶 Weekly Singing Groups – Altrincham, Sale & Wythenshawe

🟩 Monday

🟦 Tuesday

🟨 Wednesday

🟧 Thursday

  • 11:00 – Young at Heart Choir
    Salvation Army, Sale – 0161 976 4380

  • 13:30 – 050 Choir
    St Anthony’s Church, Portway, Wythenshawe – 0161 436 4629

  • 13:45 – The Sale Daytime Singers
    St Mary Magdalene Church Centre, Ashton on Mersey – 07429 494506

  • 14:00 – Sale Male Voice Choir
    Timperley Congregational Church, Timperley – 0161 962 4591

  • 19:30 – Meadway Singers
    The Avenue Methodist Church, Sale – 0161 969 6684

  • 19:30 – Hale Choir (Magic Voices)
    St Peter’s Assembly Rooms, Hale – magicvoices.co.uk

🟥 Friday

Sale Community Choir Supported by Live well your way and Home Instead Altrincham Sale and Wythenshawe

The History and Joy of Male Voice Choirs

Male voice choirs have a rich heritage in the UK, particularly in Wales and northern England. Originally rooted in working-class communities, choirs offered an uplifting and affordable social activity for miners, factory workers, and tradesmen, many of whom found camaraderie and creative expression through weekly rehearsals and local concerts.

Today, choirs like the Sale Male Voice Choir continue that tradition — offering not just music, but friendship, emotional wellbeing, and purpose. Singing in a group has been shown to improve lung function, reduce stress, enhance memory, and boost mood. It’s no wonder so many people say choir rehearsals are the highlight of their week.

Whether you’re an experienced singer or a complete beginner, there’s something incredibly special about singing together in harmony — and contributing to something bigger than yourself.

Ready to Join the Choir?

If you’ve been looking for a creative outlet, a friendly group of likeminded people, or simply a new challenge, The Sale Male Voice Choir could be the perfect fit. With laughter, learning, and music at the heart of every rehearsal, you’ll feel right at home.

Get in touch today and discover the joy of singing together.

📞 Call 0751 453 4943 for more information.

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